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The Sound of Light

20111h 29mJuichiro Yamasaki
IMDb 6.2

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Yusuke hopes to become a musician in Tokyo, but those dreams are placed on hold for the time being. Yusuke returns to his family owned dairy farm in North Okayama Prefecture after hearing that his father was injured. As the eldest son, Yusuke feels obligated to help his family out. In addition, his girlfriend Yoko's late husband hoped to become a farmer and worked for Yusuke's uncle. Does Yusuke have a way out?

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What is The Sound of Light (2011) about?

Yusuke hopes to become a musician in Tokyo, but those dreams are placed on hold for the time being. Yusuke returns to his family owned dairy farm in North Okayama Prefecture after hearing that his father was injured. As the eldest son, Yusuke feels obligated to help his family out. In addition, his girlfriend Yoko's late husband hoped to become a farmer and worked for Yusuke's uncle. Does Yusuke…

Who stars in The Sound of Light?

The Sound of Light stars Takeshi Masago, Yoshitomo Fujihisa (Yusuke Kariya), Eri Mori, Yoshiko Nakamoto, Junko Satô (Matsue Kariya). The film was directed by Juichiro Yamasaki.

How long is The Sound of Light?

The Sound of Light has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2011.

Is The Sound of Light worth watching?

The Sound of Light holds an IMDb rating of 6.2/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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