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Dolce (2000)

Genre : Documentary, History

Runtime : 1H 1M

Director : Aleksandr Sokurov

Synopsis

A documentary portrait of Miho Shimao, widow of renowned Japanese writer Toshio Shimao.

Actors

Miho Shimao
Miho Shimao
Herself
Maya Shimao
Maya Shimao
Herself

Crews

Aleksandr Sokurov
Aleksandr Sokurov
Director
Sergey Ivanov
Sergey Ivanov
Editor
Koshiro Otsu
Koshiro Otsu
Director of Photography
Toshio Shimao
Toshio Shimao
Writer
Vladimir Persov
Vladimir Persov
Producer
Nikita Bogoslovsky
Nikita Bogoslovsky
Music
Aleksey Yankovskiy
Aleksey Yankovskiy
Editor

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