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All God's Children Can Dance is a american film of genre Drama released in USA on 6 november 2008 with Joan Chen
All God's Children Can Dance (2008)
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Add to a movie listAll God's Children Can Dance est un film américain de Robert Logevall sorti en 2008. C'est l'adaptation d'une nouvelle de l'écrivain japonais Haruki Murakami, qui fait partie de l'ouvrage Après le tremblement de terre publié en 2000.
À sa sortie, le film fait partie de la sélection officielle en compétition lors du 34e festival du cinéma américain de Deauville.
Le film traite de la quête d'identité d'un jeune homme qui ne connait pas son père.
Synopsis
Kengo vit dans le quartier coréen de Los Angeles avec sa mère Evelyn. Il partage sa vie entre son travail peu motivant dans une boutique de photocopies et sa relation avec sa petite amie Sandra. Sa mère lui a répété pendant toute son enfance qu'il était le fils de Dieu. Il finit par apprendre que c'est un gynécologue qui l'a mise enceinte, avant de s'enfuir. L'homme a un signe distinctif: il a une oreille mutilée. Lorsque Kengo croise un jour un homme ayant cette particularité, il se met à le suivre à travers la ville.Actors
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