Across Brooklyn Bridge Trailer (2011)

17 December 2011 Drama 82 mins

The girl crosses the bridge and opens the door to adulthood. Saki, a lonely girl who lives with her father in New York, where she never wanted to come. On the other side of the Brooklyn Bridge, which she was not allowed to cross, she met people who were following their dreams, and fell in love for the first time.

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Cast

Crew

Hiroyuki Yokoyama Director

Ryôji Kobayashi Casting

Yasu Inoue Editor

Tokuji Iuchi Executive Producer

Yasu Inoue Associate Producer

Aya Fukuda Makeup & Hair

Tatsuya Suzuki Music

Hiroyuki Yokoyama Writer

International Titles

ブルックリン橋をわたって：2011 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 17 December 2011

Production Companies

Albatross

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