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The Diary of Anne Frank (movie)

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[ remake of Anne's Diary: The Story of Anne Frank (special) ]

Alternative title:
Anne no Nikki (Japanese)
アンネの日記 (Japanese)
Genres: drama
Themes: historical
Plot Summary: This is the true story of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl living in Amsterdam during WW2. Anne's father realizes on time the danger the Jews face and hides his family (his wife Edith and his two daughters Margo (16) and Anne (13), along with four more people, in "the house behind". For two years the 8 people live in darkness and whispers, in fear of being discovered and sent to the German crematories. During that time young Anne writes a diary, describing her daily life in the cellar, her complicated relationship with her mother and the story of her first love - Peter, the young boy in the hiding place. Anne writes down her wishes to run out free and breath the air and flowers, her dreams to be free at last. But humanity is often a cruel mistress...
Vintage: 1995-08-19
Premiere date:
1995-08-19 (Japan)
Releases: We have 2
Ending Theme:
"Why" by Hilary Summers
Official website:
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Japanese staff 
Japanese cast 
Director: Akinori Nagaoka
Original creator: Anne Frank
Original Character Design: Katsuyuki Kubo
Art Director: Yuji Ikeda
Animation Director: Yoshinori Kanemori
Sound Director: Yasunori Honda
Director of Photography: Hitoshi Yamaguchi
Producer: Masao Maruyama

Color design: Isamu Tsuchida
Color Designation: Mayumi Hario
Finishing: Atsuko Imai
International Coordination: Maaike van Soest
Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi
Sound Production: Yoshimi Sugiyama
Theme Song Arrangement: Michael Nyman
Theme Song Composition: Michael Nyman
Theme Song Lyrics:
Hachirō Konno
Roger Pulvers
Theme Song Performance: Hilary Summers
 
Reina Takahashi as Anne Frank

Fumie Kashiyama as Edith Frank-Holländer
Go Kato as Otto Frank
Jiro Sakagami as Hermann van Daan
Seiko Tano as Margot Frank
Takurō Nakayoshi as Johannes Kleiman
Tetsuko Kuroyanagi as Petronella van Daan
Tsuyoshi Kusanagi as Peter van Daan
Yoshie Taira as Miep Gies
Yuusuke Takita as Albert Düssell

Keishi Kawaguchi as Announcer
Japanese companies 

Animation Production: Madhouse Studios
French cast 
French staff 
(none)
Noémie Orphelin as Anne Franck

Christine Paris as Edith Franck
Françoise Rigal as Mme Petronella Van Daan
Jean-Paul Brissard as Otto Franck
Laurence Dourlens as Miep Gies
Maël Soulas as Peter Van Daan
Olivier Proust as Mr Hermann Van Daan
Paul Borne as Dr Albert Dussell
Vanessa Ackerman as Margot Betti Franck

French companies 
Distributor: Citel Vidéo
 
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