Actores y directores japoneses de renombre

Hayate is a high school student and avid sci-fi fan who dreams of making an alien movie but is held back by the poor reception of his previous film. On the eve of summer vacation, something crashes into the forest in Kiyose. When Hayate and his fellow members of the Sci-Fi Film Club go to investigate, they discover a wounded real alien. This unexpected encounter sets the boys on an unforgettable summer of filmmaking in this coming-of-age sci-fi story.

In Kyoto, a century-old student dormitory is home to a unique community of “eccentrics,” governed by its own unconventional rules and traditions. When the university proposes replacing the aging building, the residents fight to preserve it. As tensions escalate and a wall is erected between the two sides, a mysterious beautiful woman appears…

Al llegar a casa, Ami se encuentra con Taiki, un desconocido que parece sentirse como en su propio hogar. Pronto descubre que es el nuevo novio de su madre. Pero la llegada de Yuki, un compañero de Taiki, desata una tensión que podría terminar muy mal.

"I don’t think my brother will show up at the wedding." On the drive to her family home, Kaho tells her fiancé, Noboru, this, but he confidently assures her that everything will be fine. However, when they arrive, Kaho’s older brother Seitaro turns out to be even more tight-lipped than Noboru had imagined. To make matters worse, he suddenly gets into an argument with Kaho...

In a quiet city alley, a song drifts through the air, coming from the upstairs of an old wooden bookstore. The Yamao brothers, all in their mid-30s, share a love of music but approach it very differently. Occasionally, they gather in eldest brother Morio’s room to sing—a family ritual begun nearly 30 years ago in memory of their late father. One day, Morio receives a letter from Hazuki, a half-sibling they haven’t heard from in decades, while youngest brother Mitsuki faces a life-changing decision. These unexpected messages stir the family just before their father’s 33rd memorial service, weaving a story of brotherhood, music, and small steps forward.

On the last day of the Heisei era, Teru goes to Reika’s room to make an important choice. While friends and others make their own decisions, Teru, who has been avoiding his, finally faces his — the final choice of the Heisei era begins.

People are lining up in front of a popular pancake shop. A girl, angered by someone cutting in line, ends up going somewhere unexpected…

A hundred days after his lover Yuri suddenly disappeared, Ryo, devastated, resolves to become a magician, holding onto the memories they shared. When he discovers the existence of doppelgängers, he follows the trail of Yuri’s words—“We’ll meet again” and “I want to see the drift ice”—to Hokkaido. There, he unexpectedly meets a girl named Aya, who looks exactly like Yuri. She, too, has been longing to reunite with Ryo’s doppelgänger, the brilliant magician Ryu, who went missing two years ago in an accident.

Sakura is a 27-year-old struggling actress. She's torn about whether to accept an offer to do a nude role. Just then, her older sister Yuriko suddenly shows up in Tokyo. One sister left their hometown behind, the other never did. The two begin a late-night walk from Shimokitazawa to Shinjuku.

Yurie can’t bring herself to throw away the side mirror from the car her second boyfriend gave her. Shot in a square 1:1 frame, the story unfolds almost entirely through conversations reflected in the mirror.

Five friends—Nanba, Gonda, Tokigawa, Nishikawa, and Okuda—who were close in high school, gather for a small farewell after the funeral of their leader, Maiko Matsumoto. Reuniting after a long time, their conversation flows easily, but they decide to head to the riverbank at midnight to dig up the time capsule they buried when they graduated, hoping to uncover Maiko’s secret.

Junko, almost 40 years old single woman, does not get a hint about a marriage interview offered by her meddlesome aunt. One day, a single paper plane flies to her. Opening it, she realized it was a marriage registration paper where only the name column for the man was filled in.