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Amelie Poster Movie (27 x 40 Inches - 69cm x 102cm) (2001) (Japanese Style A) Add to Cart. Watching the managers at Yamimoto in action you begin to understand why the Japanese economy has been in the dumps for the last 15 years. : Die Hard Poster Movie (27 x 40 Inches - 69cm x 102cm) (1988) (Japanese Style A): Posters & Prints. It is a place that rewards loyalty, not initiative, where workers are promoted based on time served, not because of accomplishment, and bosses use public humiliation to keep employees in line. No pinholes or tape and has never been hung or displayed. Your poster is printed with an offset lithography press with a coating to protect the inks.Paper Type:PosterFinished Size:27' x 40'Ships in Arrives by Sat, May 27Product ID: 8032695. The image measures 2293 3250 pixels and is 2809 kilobytes large. Amelie's descent down the corporate ladder provides a fascinating glimpse into Japanese corporate life. Amelie ( 27 x 40 Inches - 69cm x 102cm ) Poster - Not a DVD The condition is brand new. The PrintThis versatile and affordable poster delivers sharp, clean images and a high degree of color accuracy. High resolution Japanese movie poster image for Le fabuleux destin dAmélie Poulain (2001).
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That leads to a series of missteps that result in her receiving increasingly degrading assignments.
Unfortunately, Amelie doesn't fully understand the office culture and protocols. Over 40,000 original movie poster images archived. Shop online or visit our New York gallery. She is bright, talented and fluent in Japanese and all goes well at first. The most authoritative collection of original movie posters from classic Hollywood to contemporary art-house. Amelie is hired as a translator for the enormous Yamimoto Corporation and put in the accounting department. This set consists of EIGHT DIFFERENT PIECES of superb promotional flyer / chirashi / mini-poster / handbill items for the Japanese cinema release of AUDREY. Remember in the late 1980s when Japan's economy was the envy of the world and best-selling books said a company's survival depended on doing business the Japanese way? Belgian writer Amelie Nothomb was in Tokyo in 1989 and later wrote her own book an autobiographical novel - that inspired this dark, often funny, story about life inside a giant Asian corporation.
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