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Bedtime Eyes 1987

Status
Released
Runtime
118 minutes
Director
Tatsumi Kumashiro
★ TMDB users: 4.7/10 Drama Released
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What is Bedtime Eyes?

Bedtime Eyes is a film first released in 1987. Catalogued under Drama.

Type
Film
Year
1987
Status
Released
Runtime
118 minutes
Release date
Apr 25, 1987
Genres
Drama
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 4.7/10
Episode runtime
~118 minutes
Status
Released

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Overview

Bedtime Eyes is a film first released in 1987. Catalogued under Drama. Current status: Released.

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Should you watch it?

“A Japanese jazz singer and a Black American GI forge a fierce love amid legal danger.”

Reasons to watch
  • Explores cross‑cultural romance
  • Atmospheric jazz‑infused setting
  • Based on a provocative novel
Keep in mind
  • Runtime near two hours may test patience

Watch it if you appreciate character‑driven dramas about unlikely love across cultures.

The film contains mature themes of illicit romance and legal marginality, suited for adult audiences.

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What is the basic plot of Bedtime Eyes?

It follows an intense love relationship between a second‑rate Japanese jazz singer and a Black American GI who live on the margins of the law.

When was Bedtime Eyes released?

The film was released in 1987.

What genre does the film belong to?

Bedtime Eyes is classified as a drama.

What is the source material for the movie?

The story is based on a polemic novel by Amy Yamada.

How long is the film?

The runtime is approximately one hour and fifty‑eight minutes.

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