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Oh Lucy! is a japonais film of genre Drama with Shinobu Terajima
Oh Lucy! (2017)
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Add to a movie listOh Lucy! est une comédie dramatique américano-japonaise réalisée par Atsuko Hirayanagi et sortie en 2017.
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Setsuko est en train de laisser filer sa vie jusqu'à ce que des cours d'anglais (et une perruque peroxydée) la transforment en son double, Lucy. Setsuko tombe rapidement amoureuse de son professeur, John, et quand celui-ci disparaît soudainement, elle embarque sa soeur dans une quête qui les mène de Tokyo jusqu'au sud californien, dans un triangle amoureux où rien ne se passe comme prévu…Actors
Shinobu Terajima
(Setsuko / Lucy)
Josh Hartnett
(John)
Kōji Yakusho
(Komori / Tom)
Shiori Kutsuna
(Mika)
Megan Mullaly
(Hannah)
Reiko Aylesworth
(Kei)
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