Actores y directores japoneses de renombre

Since her father caused a traffic accident, Sae has lived in hiding with her mother. One day, her father is released and returns home. Upon seeing him, Sae feels an overwhelming anger and runs out of the house. While sitting aimlessly in a rural town, she meets Yuu. They become close, and Sae ends up moving in with Yuu. One day, Sae realizes that the victim of the traffic accident caused by her father is Yuu's mother...

Saki returns to her hometown after struggling to make it as a model in Tokyo. On the night of the fireworks festival, she unexpectedly runs into Mami, a former classmate she once admired. Seeing Mami on crutches, the two decide to head to a certain place together...

Intelligence is essential for survival, yet the protagonist attempts suicide in order to satisfy his intellectual curiosity…

In the depths of a Tokyo winter, Yuki, a Yuki Onna, falls in love with a human. Drawn to the warmth in his eyes and his gentle smile, she longs to be closer to him. In exchange for her memories of love, God gives Yuki a human body, and she returns to the place where they first meet. In the heat of the summer, Yuki falls in love once again…

Kyoka, who works as a web designer in Tokyo, gets a Kai of the humanoid "Personal Care Humanoid (PCH)" that allows her to live her daily life together. Kai gradually learns about the owner through repeated conversations with Kyoka. Kyoka gradually begins to have "more emotions than things" in Kai. One month, they are given a life between humans and humanoids. Are they humans and humanoids? Or did they become a woman and a man? In dialogue with friends, mother, and Shin, another PCH owner, Kyoka decides the future as a human woman while swinging between reality and instinct.

After running away from home, Tatsumi wanders the city at night and meets Shiro Tsuchikawa, a homeless man who was once a professional shogi player. A hard-drinking, reckless man, Tsuchikawa suddenly claims Tatsumi as his son, and the two begin an unusual life together. As Tatsumi slowly regains his smile, it becomes clear that Tsuchikawa is hiding a secret from his past.

A mysterious video essay depicting a man in the midst of a moratorium.

Hajime Motegi, a real estate worker, lives with his wife Mitsu; they have no children. One day he spots her in town dressed unlike herself, yet she later insists she never went out. Doubt takes hold, and Hajime installs hidden cameras at home. As unsettling encounters with those around him blur his judgment, he begins to justify the surveillance. When he decides to follow Mitsu, a strange boy starts tailing him—and Hajime soon sees a woman who looks just like her meeting someone…

Since entering university, Yamato Inada has quietly harbored feelings for Hina Shabana. Mustering his courage, he finally confesses to her—but little does he know, that confession will open the door to a world beyond his imagination. Hina, as it turns out, is a yokai hunter—one who protects humans from supernatural creatures. Yamato is suddenly pulled into this dangerous realm, where attacks by death gods and yokai are part of everyday life. Along the way, they encounter others from this strange world, including the money-hungry yokai hunter Subaru Ikami and a fox shrine maiden. Thus begins the extraordinary adventure of Yamato and Hina.

Painter Michio Enomoto has never found success and makes a living working part-time as a garbage collector, yet he’s content with his life. After a chance meeting, Sachi Tomita tells him she loves his paintings, and the two begin a relationship. Their happiness awakens in Michio a desire for artistic success he’s never felt before, but his work still won’t sell. One day, overwhelmed by frustration, he goes out on his garbage route and discovers a discarded abstract painting—wild and aggressive, nothing like his own style.

Actors Bob Suzuki and Masatoshi Kihara are senior and junior at the same agency. Bob, a seasoned actor with countless credits, watches former peers find success and begins to question where he stands now that he’s past fifty. Wanting to change, he realizes he doesn’t even know how. Kihara, though praised for his acting, is only cast in low-budget productions. When his wife asks, “When will you make it?” he has no answer, and time quietly slips by. Despite the age gap, the two share the same frustration and struggle side by side, yet nothing changes. Life goes on, indifferent to their efforts.

Ami leaves for Tokyo, vowing not to return home until a film she stars in is shown in Fukui. But the city wears her down, her acting dream remains out of reach, and she eventually drifts back to her hometown.