Faraway Sunset
Genres
Overview
Faraway Sunset tells the story of the famed bacteriologist who is known to have discovered the agent that cause syphilis, and for his relentless search for a cure to yellow fever. As a toddler, his mother's neglect had caused an accident to his left hand, fusing together all the fingers in a bizarre twist of fate. Naturally extremely remorseful for being the cause of her son's handicap, she does everything she could to ensure that he gets to lead a normal life, despite having to fend off bullies and unfair prejudices.
Details
Budget
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Revenue
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Runtime
119 min
Release Date
1992-07-04
Status
Released
Original Language
Japanese
Vote Count
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Vote Average
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Shingo Yamashiro
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Toshinori Omi
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