Setsuko is a single 43-year-old office worker who spends her days feeling unfulfilled. She gets interested in an English language class taught by an American teacher named John, and she gradually develops feelings for him. (Source: JFDb) ~~ Co-production with the U.S.A. Edit Translation
- English
- 中文(台灣)
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: オー・ルーシー！
- Also Known As:
- Screenwriter & Director: Hirayanagi Atsuko
- Genres: Romance, Drama
Where to Watch Oh Lucy!
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
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![Terajima Shinobu in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Terajima Shinobu in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Terajima Shinobu Main Role -
![Minami Kaho in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Minami Kaho in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Minami KahoKawashima Ayako [Setsuko's sister and Mika's mother]Support Role -
![Kutsuna Shioli in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Kutsuna Shioli in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Kutsuna ShioliOgawa Mika [Setsuko's niece]Support Role -
![Yakusho Koji in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Yakusho Koji in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Yakusho KojiKomori Takeshi / Tom [Security consultant]Support Role -
![Josh Hartnett in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Josh Hartnett in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Josh HartnettJohnSupport Role -
![Megan Mullally in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)]( "Megan Mullally in Oh Lucy! Japanese Movie (2017)")
Megan MullallyHannahSupport Role
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Reviews
The story is very surprising and you could say that a weird film, but honestly it worth it. The relation between the characters is really interesting and you can really feel that all of them have their story and have a life before the movie even started.
Also I liked thet fact that roles are kinda reversed: we often get to see foreigners being lost in Japan, trying to speak Japanese when no Japanese understand what they say etc, but here the situation is the contrary, the Japanese characters are lost in the US.
All the actors are really talented, I read that most of them could relate at a personnal level to the characters' stories so it makes the whole movie way more realistic, and the problematic that are shown (suicide, dispute between families, financial problems, ...) are really touching.
I won't say that it was the best film I've never seen, or that I'll absolutly wtach it again (I've put a rewatch value rate cause I had to, but I haven't rewatch it), but it was really interesting and I'm really curious to see Hirayanagi Atsuko's next films.
Also the French poster was very beautiful, that what attracted me at first ha ha
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