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| New Line Home Entertainment (2007) | |||||
| Drama, History, Romance | |||||
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| Keira Knightley | Hélène Joncour | |
| Michael Pitt | Hervé Joncour | |
| Sei Ashina | The Girl | |
| Tony Vogel | Café Verdun Man #1 | |
| Toni Bertorelli | Verdun | |
| Kenneth Welsh | Mayor Joncour | |
| Martha Burns | Mme. Joncour | |
| Alfred Molina | Baldabiou | |
| Michael Golding | Clerk | |
| Carlo Cecchi | Priest | |
| Koji Yakusho | ||
| Callum Keith Rennie | ||
| Mark Rendall | Ludovic | |
| Leslie Csuth | Loiseau | |
| Marc Fiorini | Chabert | |
| Jun Kunimura | Umon |
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| Producer | Alessandro Baricco
Jonathan Debin Niv Fichman |
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| Writer | Francois Girard
Michael Golding Alessandro Baricco François Girard |
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Based on the best-selling novel by Alessandro Baricco, Silk is a visually stunning epic spanning two continents. Hervé Joncour's (Michael Pitt) devotion to his beautiful bride (Keira Knightley) is tested by increasingly, dangerous trade missions in search of silkworms for his towns survival. From his journeys to Japan, Hervé brings great wealth for his village, but with each return to the Far East he becomes torn by the temptation of a local warlords sensuous concubine and his love for Hèléne. |
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