Oscar-winning director, actor reunited in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Actor Masahiro Motoki, who played the lead role in the film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), which won the Oscar for best foreign language film at the 81st Annual Academy Awards, touches the statue during a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 28.

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