Door To Door

Door To Door

9.3IMDb Score
Released:2009-05-29
Genre:Drama
Duration:123 min
Country:Japan
Director:Ken Yoshida
Actors:Kazunari Ninomiya, Rosa Kato, Ikkei Watanabe, Akio Kaneda, Kazuyuki Asano
Production:TBS

Overview:

Based on a true story about about a man who was told for many years that he was not employable, but threw all of his effort into working as a door-to-door salesman. Despite the pain attributed to his cerebral palsy, he walked eight to ten miles a day to meet his customers and achieved the highest sales for his company.

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