User:Editingfilm/Ruchiki
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| Ruchiki | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Matt Paley |
| Written by | Peter Warren |
| Produced by | Elizabeth Phelps M. Fletcher Deitch and Jake Teresi |
| Starring | Rachel Trachtenberg Reni Mimura and Richard Jordan |
| Cinematography | Brian Barth |
| Edited by | Matt Paley |
| Music by | Aaron Brown and Sosal Abakar |
| Languages | English, Japanese |
Ruchiki is a 2010 short film directed by Matt Paley and based on a screenplay by Peter Warren, both of the Boston-based film group Saint Eliot & Co. The film is currently in production in Scarsdale, New York, and on location in Pickering, Ontario. [1], [2]
Synopsis[edit]
Rachel Moeltz (Rachel Trachtenberg) is a 16-year-old girl in the suburbs of Toronto who dreams of emulating her Japanese pop star idol, Ayumi Takanawa (Reni Mimura). Parents and peers seek to do away with Rachel's manga-fied looks in anticipation of her high school's annual Snow Ball dance. Rachel has other plans, however, and buys a ticket to see Ayumi in concert in Toronto, where a chance encounter between Rachel and Ayumi is brought about by reality TV show EAT IT! host Banner (Richard Jordan).[3]
References[edit]
- ^ RUCHIKI home page RUCHIKI Official Website
- ^ We'd like to introduce you to a girl named Rachel Saint Eliot & Company
- ^ RUCHIKI synopsis RUCHIKI Official Website
External links[edit]
- <ref>RUCHIKI Official Website/<ref>
- <ref>Saint Eliot & Co./<ref>