Tokyo in 1964. The Olympics are set to take place in Tokyo and the country has experienced a period of rapid economic growth. The inhabitants of Third Street live amidst all the change in their usual optimistic ways. Novelist Ryunosuke is now married to Hiromi and they live with Junnosuke who is now in high school. Auto mechanic Norifumi Suzuki stills run his mechanic shop across the street with his wife Tomoe (Hiroko Yakushimaru), son Ippei and employee Mutsuko. Their shop has experienced growth over the years. A turning point then occurs for the residents on Third Street ... Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: ALWAYS 三丁目の夕日'64
- Also Known As: Always San-Chome no Yuhi '64
- Screenwriter: Kosawa Ryota
- Screenwriter & Director: Yamazaki Takashi
- Genres: Life, Drama, Family
Cast & Credits
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![Yoshioka Hidetaka in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Yoshioka Hidetaka in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
Yoshioka HidetakaChagawa RyunosukeMain Role -
![Tsutsumi Shinichi in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Tsutsumi Shinichi in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
Tsutsumi ShinichiSuzuki NorifumiMain Role -
![Koyuki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Koyuki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
KoyukiIshizaki HiromiSupport Role -
![Horikita Maki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Horikita Maki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
Horikita Maki Support Role -
![Yakushimaru Hiroko in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Yakushimaru Hiroko in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
Yakushimaru HirokoSuzuki TomoeSupport Role -
![Koshimizu Kazuki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)]( "Koshimizu Kazuki in Always: Sunset on Third Street 3 Japanese Movie (2012)")
Koshimizu KazukiSuzuki IppeiSupport Role
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Reviews
Not the ending I'd hoped for
As the ending of a trilogy, Always Sunset on Third Street '64 isn't that great, it feels more like the build-up to the finale but ends before we get there. It also gets very confused about what sort of messaging it wants to send towards how to treat your children, but it ties up all the hanging threads it starts without losing the shtick that made the first two so special in the first place. Great performances, exceptionally wholesome and very well directed, Yamazaki could very well deliver one more film if he so wished, but I respect him for leaving it as a very personal trilogy to both him and his viewers.Was this review helpful to you?
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