Ichikawa wins best actress award at Moscow film fest

Ichikawa wins best actress award at Moscow film fest

MOSCOW, Russia - Japanese actress Mikako Ichikawa holds the best actress award trophy of the 24th Moscow International Film Festival in Moscow on June 30. Ichikawa won the award for her role in the Japanese movie ''Blue'' directed by Hiroshi Ando.

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