Where to watch Akiko Monou in the UK
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Akiko Monō ( Monō Akiko, born 2 April 1976 in Kanagawa, Japan) is a Japanese actress and model. Monō did spots for, amongst others, Nike, before Hiroyuki Nakano caught sight of her in a video clip and cast her in Samurai Fiction, her film debut. She has since worked with Nakano in his Stereo Future and the short film Slow is Beautiful. Description above from the Wikipedia article Akiko Monō, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Akiko Monou films streaming in the UK
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- Lost in Translation (2003) as P Chan
- The Ramen Girl (2008) as Mio
- Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2010) as Yuriko
- After School (2008) Cast
- Samurai Fiction (1998) as Ninja Akakage
- United Red Army (2007) Cast
- The Miracle on a Christmas Night (1995) Cast
- SHORT FILMS (2003) Cast
- No-Pants Girls: Movie Box-ing2 (2004) Cast
- Baumkuchen (2007) Cast
- Woman Transformation (2007) Cast
- Kakuto (2003) Cast
- Stereo Future (2001) as Eri Momozaki
- A Story of Anna (2008) Cast
- Colors (2006) Cast
- Konna otona no onnanoko (2007) as Masami Ihara
- Dusk Dahlia (2011) as 由起子
- Ugly (2011) Cast
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Most-watched Akiko Monou films currently: Lost in Translation (2003), The Ramen Girl (2008), Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2010), After School (2008), Samurai Fiction (1998).
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