Sakiko
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| Sakiko Senrian: 싸끼꼬 | |
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 Theatrical wide release poster | |
| Directed by | Emiko Yamamura |
| Written by | Emiko Yamamura Daizou Ouhori |
| Screenplay by | Emiko Yamamura Daizou Ouhori Eiitirou Kido |
| Produced by | Emiko Yamamura Haruhiro Hayata Kaoruko Saeki Sumie Sarudate |
| Starring | Emiko Yamamura tbd |
| Cinematography | Iwao Ganaha |
| Edited by | Tukiko Inoue Osamu Anai |
| Music by | Zoutarou Kazikawa |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | Takasiyama Motion Pictures |
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Running time | 134 minutes |
| Country | Senria |
| Language | Senrian |
| Budget | €11.4 million |
| Box office | €134.9 million |
Sakiko (Senrian: 싸끼꼬, Sakiko) is a 2007 Senrian dark comedy directed by and starring Emiko Yamamura, who also co-wrote and co-produced the film. Also starring [name], [name], [name], and [name], the movie's plot follows Sakiko Masuya, a career woman who feels trapped by her loveless arranged marriage, overbearing bosses, dreary job, and a general sense of ennui.
Sakiko premiered on October 12, 2007, at the 2007 Montecara Film Festival, and was the seventh Senrian film to win the festival's grand prize, the Béco aùreo. It also won [further accolades once kylaris has film accolades other than the montecara film festival].
The film saw a subsequent wide cinematic release in Senria on October 26 and a global release on November 16. Making €134.9 million worldwide against a production budget of €11.4 million, the film was considered a box office success, and remains one of the highest-grossing domestic films in Senria. The film was also received positively by critics both in Senria and globally, with praise going to the narrative, Yamamura's direction and production, the interactions between the lead characters, and Zoutarou Kazikawa's soundtrack.