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A Belgian woman looks back on her year at a Japanese corporation in Tokyo in 1990. She is Amélie, born in Japan, living there until age 5. After college graduation, she returns with a one-year contract as an interpreter. The vice president and section leader, both men, are boors, but her immediate supervisor, Ms. Mori, is beautiful and trustworthy. Amélie’s downfall begins when she speaks perfect Japanese to clients. She compounds her failure by writing an excellent report for an enterprising colleague. The person she least expects to stab her in the back exposes her work. Thus begins her humiliations. What can become of her and of her relationship with Ms. Mori and with Japan?
Also Known As:
Stupeur et Tremblements
Din japanske kollega
Country: France, Japan
Language: French, Japanese
Subtitle: English (Hardcoded)
Year: 2003
Genre: Comedy
Sylvie Testud — Amélie
Kaori Tsuji — Fubuki
Tarô Suwa — Monsieur Saito
Bison Katayama — Monsieur Omochi
Yasunari Kondo — Monsieur Tenshi
Sokyu Fujita — Monsieur Haneda
Gen Shimaoka — Monsieur Unaji
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May 07, 2011 @ 12:48:13
An interesting movie about female workers in Japanese companies, but I was very surprised that someone can speak the language so well, but at the same time knows so little about the Japanese business culture, as the main character showed. She made mistake after mistake and represented herself as someone who knows very little about the Japanese society. A good movie, worth watching, especially if you plan to work in a Japanese company.
Jan 22, 2011 @ 20:43:55
i’ve seen this movie when it came out in France. i liked. i’m a fan of Sylvie Testud. she’s a great actress but this is not her best role… this movie is kind of autobiographical since the author, AMélie Nothomb, lived in Japan for many years… and i must say that she is quite an interesting character herself…
Jan 22, 2011 @ 14:57:53
wow i guess this movie is based on novel, that i read many year ago, cause the plot is the same