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Crickets

20061h 42mShinji Aoyama

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Kaoru, a wealthy woman whose youth is fading, abandons the hustle and bustle of the city to live peacefully in a home on the coast. There, she takes care of an old deaf, dumb and blind man as if he were an insect, a child or a pet. He can’t do anything for himself, so she feeds him and accompanies him on his walks. This strong mutual dependency offers Kaoru an escape from society and allows her to free herself from restrictions imposed by common sense.

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What is Crickets (2006) about?

Kaoru, a wealthy woman whose youth is fading, abandons the hustle and bustle of the city to live peacefully in a home on the coast. There, she takes care of an old deaf, dumb and blind man as if he were an insect, a child or a pet. He can’t do anything for himself, so she feeds him and accompanies him on his walks. This strong mutual dependency offers Kaoru an escape from society and allows her…

Who stars in Crickets?

Crickets stars Kyoka Suzuki (Kaoru), Tsutomu Yamazaki (Blind Man), Masanobu Ando (Taichi), Ayumi Ito (Eiko), Yoichiro Saito. The film was directed by Shinji Aoyama.

How long is Crickets?

Crickets has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2006.

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