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Patisserie Coin de rue (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 3

Eguchi Yosuke (Actor) | Aoi Yu (Actor) | Toda Keiko (Actor) | Kaga Mariko (Actor)
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Get the directions to your favorite pastry shop ready before you watch Patisserie Coin de rue, because you'll want to rush there at double speed after seeing all the sweets director Fukagawa Yoshihiro puts on display in the film. Aoi Yu (Hana and Alice) stars as a young girl who ventures to Tokyo and learns to become a patissier, while Eguchi Yosuke (Goemon) co-stars as a pastry critic who gets over his own tragic past to help her. Both an inspirational story about learning to overcome the odds and an emotional story about needing a little help to overcome a dark past, Patisserie Coin de rue is a delightful drama that is as sweet as the pastries in the film.

Natsume (Aoi Yu) travels to Tokyo from Kagoshima to find her boyfriend, a patissier at the Patisserie Coin de rue. However, she discovers at the patisserie that he has quit his job and gone missing. With no money and no friends in Tokyo, Natsume begs her way into an apprenticeship at the Coin de rue. The person that Natsume needs to impress the most is freelance pastry critic Tomura (Eguchi Yosuke), who was once a master patissier that is still trying to get over a past tragedy. Will Natsume be able to master the art of pastry making? Will Tomura ever use his talent again?

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Product Title: Patisserie Coin de rue (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version) 街角洋菓子店 (DVD) (中英文字幕) (香港版) 街角洋菓子店 (DVD) (中英文字幕) (香港版) 洋菓子店コアンドル Patisserie Coin de rue (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version)
Also known as: 幸福洋菓子 幸福洋菓子
Artist Name(s): Eguchi Yosuke (Actor) | Aoi Yu (Actor) | Toda Keiko (Actor) | Kaga Mariko (Actor) | Onoue Hiroyuki (Actor) 江口洋介 (Actor) | 蒼井優 (Actor) | 戶田惠子 (Actor) | 加賀真理子 (Actor) | 尾上寬之 (Actor) 江口洋介 (Actor) | 苍井优 (Actor) | 户田惠子 (Actor) | 加贺真理子 (Actor) | 尾上宽之 (Actor) 江口洋介 (Actor) | 蒼井優 (Actor) | 戸田恵子 (Actor) | 加賀まりこ (Actor) | 尾上寛之 (Actor) Eguchi Yosuke (Actor) | 아오이 유우 (Actor) | Toda Keiko (Actor) | Kaga Mariko (Actor) | Onoue Hiroyuki (Actor)
Director: Fukagawa Yoshihiro 深川榮洋 深川荣洋 深川栄洋 Fukagawa Yoshihiro
Release Date: 2012-03-08
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Place of Origin: Japan
Picture Format: NTSC What is it?
Widescreen Anamorphic: Yes
Sound Information: Dolby Digital 5.1
Disc Format(s): DVD, DVD-5
Region Code: 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan) What is it?
Rating: I
Duration: 116 (mins)
Publisher: Vicol Entertainment Ltd. (HK)
Package Weight: 120 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1030392881

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Director: Fukagawa Yoshihiro

No one knows why legendary patissier Ryotaro Tomura suddenly departed from the industry eight years ago. he is now a renowned sweets critic and lecturer at confectionary schools. One day, he drops in on "Patisserie Coin de rue", a popular pastry shop run by his old friend Yoriko. Here, Tomura meets Natsume Usuba, who has come to Tokyo in search of her boyfriend. As Tomura watches Natsume struggle to make a place for herself at the shop with the support of Yoriko, her staff and some regulars, Tomura is moved and encouraged to confront his own painful past.
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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 4 - 4 out of 10 (1)

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August 22, 2014

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Left a bad taste in my mouth Customer Review Rated Bad 4 - 4 out of 10
In "Patisserie Coin de rue", Aoi Yu stars as Natsume, a Kagoshima girl who arrives in Tokyo intending to reclaim her long lost boyfriend. At the Patisserie Coin de rue, a high-end pastry shop, she learns that her former boyfriend no longer works there. She persuades the patisserie's chef to hire her so that she may support herself while she continues her search for her lost love. Natsume's lack of skill and belligerence annoy her coworkers, but her diligent desire to improve gives hope.

At the pastry shop, she encounters food critic Tomura (Eguchi Yosuke) and learns that he once was Japan's greatest pastry chef. Tomura finds Natsume to be talentless and annoying. He discourages her from pursuing her craft. But Natsume will not be discouraged. When the patisserie's chef is injured just prior to an important engagement that might have launched the pastry shop into the big time, the chef closes the shop. Natsume, however, asks Tomura to step into the void and provide the expertise needed to fill that important order. When Tomura resists, Natsume persists ... in her typically abrasive manner.

What is most disappointing about "Patisserie Coin de rue"? Is it that the script squanders Aoi Yu's natural charm by forcing her character to lurch between being ingratiatingly sweet and obnoxiously nasty? Is it because it stuffs the plot with cliché after cliché? Is it because the film's pace shifts jarringly between glacial inaction and one major event swiftly following another and another? No, it's none of those things. What is most disappointing about this movie is that it takes a man's consuming grief over bearing responsibility for the death of his beloved daughter and trivializes it by suggesting that a nudge from a callow girl is all that he needed to get his life back on track.
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