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Sea Glass
Starring the renowned actor Mitsuru Hirata. A touching story about a grumpy grandfather and an inquisitive island girl.
Kanda (Mitsuru Hirata), a former antique appraiser, moved to Yushima in Kumamoto a year ago. Even after a year, he has had no interaction with the islanders, spending his days simply admiring his collection of paintings and antiques. However, a certain event leads to an unexpected and mysterious bond with Akari (Sora Tamaki), a young girl from the island...

Noah's Car
Stealing a driving school car!? A comedy about three troubled people at a driving camp.
Anzai, a middle-aged man aiming to become a taxi driver. Sachio, a former soccer player who has reached his limits. Remi, a woman trapped in an unrequited love. These three strangers cross paths at a driving school in Ibaraki. An event pushes them to embark on a journey in a training car—one that will force them to face their past and find closure...

Traces
A summer day in the life of a high school girl secretly in love with her childhood friend.
On a summer day, two students are on their way to high school. Mai wants to tell Hiroki something, but Hiroki’s unexpected confession turns the day upside down. How will Mai respond?

My Life, Mom Life
Between work, marriage, and motherhood… Where do my dreams fit in?
Three years into her marriage, Aya Ouchi (30) is absorbed in work. When her husband Kentaro wants children, she feels unable to face pregnancy. At work, Aya manages a “Family Immersion” event, where childless couples experience life with kids. Visiting Saori Mishima (30), who juggles two children and a job, Aya inadvertently hurts her by not understanding her sacrifice of giving up her dream career. Meanwhile, Saori struggles with a husband who offers no help at home…

Requiem for a Mad World
A knife-wielding man and a female terrorist — a destructive tale of two people out to end the world.
After being laid off from his temp job, Toshiaki sets out with a knife, ready to take revenge on the world. But when he impulsively saves a girl named Chisato from jumping off a footbridge, everything changes. Chisato gives him a chilling choice: kill her, or destroy the world. Toshiaki chooses the latter—and finds himself drawn into her "one kill per person" terror plot, starting with the CEO of a black company. Can he really go through with murder? As the day of reckoning draws near, the line between choice and consequence begins to blur…

Lament
The victim’s daughter and the perpetrator’s daughter… 30 raw, heart-wrenching minutes.
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...

The Clumsy Masterpiece
Shinpei, a third-grade elementary school student, always receives praise from his beloved grandmother for his drawings. However, one day, his younger brother suddenly tells him, "Grandma is a liar.

Still, We Call It Kichijō
"Take my body and stay alive." A fantasy about a restless spirit.
After a crushing battle with COVID, Ririko loses all hope and wishes to disappear. That's when she meets Adachi—still haunted by the ghost of his late lover, Eve. Eve longs to move on, but Adachi can’t let go. Ririko makes a quiet offer to the ghost: “Take my body. Live in my place.”

Yuzuriha
Heartwarming stories at a funeral home that transform our view of death
Mizushima is a veteran manager at a funeral company. One day, a young man with dyed hair and piercings, Takanashi, comes for an interview. Despite objections from others, Mizushima hires him. At first, Takanashi seems frivolous, but he is actually deeply empathetic, facing grieving families with sincerity and sensitivity. Mizushima, who lost his wife to suicide, has long suppressed his own emotions while comforting others, but through Takanashi, he begins to reconnect with his passion and memories of his wife. One day, Takanashi becomes so absorbed in the spirit of someone who committed suicide after being bullied that he lashes out at the attendees…

Pale Blue
Why do we work? A human drama dedicated to those struggling with the meaning of work.
Runa is 23 years old, a high school graduate, and currently working part-time. One day, her friend Kana helps her land a cashier job. As she works, Runa meets all kinds of customers and coworkers, each encounter leaving an impression on her. Meanwhile, her older brother Kou, who is struggling with his own job, asks her a simple but profound question: “Why do we work?”—a question that Runa begins to reflect on deeply.

Unscripted Life
A woman in her 40s, having missed her chance at marriage, runs toward a new encounter!
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.

Sayonara, Girls.
Goodbye, my school, my youth, my everything.
2 days until the “Last Graduation Ceremony” of high school, the building was to be demolished. Each student accepted their “farewell to youth” and moved forward with regret and hope in mind. One student visits the library to meet her secret admirer who is also her teacher, one calls her boyfriend with a strained relationship due to the distance of their colleges, one is trying to expose a secret that she hid for the last 3 years, and the last student, Manami, has to give a speech during the graduation ceremony but couldn’t overcome her pain.
