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Masuda, a real estate agent, spends his fruitless days at work in a dull mood. He lives with his girlfriend Tomoko who supports him with tender loving care. However, their mutual friend Muto’s recent success as an actor begins to annoy Masuda. Every time Muto appears on television, the room is filled with tense air, and the couple gradually falls apart. As Masuda is tossed about by his uncontrollable jealousy, a cult figure who calls himself “father” appears before him and captures his heart.

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.

The girls' punk band "Punk Strike," abbreviated as "Panst," is a four-member group formed by childhood friends who grew up in Chichibu. Ten years after forming, their audience size has grown steadily, and while traveling for their first national tour, they get lost on a mountain road. A quarrel over which direction to take soon shifts into a discussion about differences in the band's vision, putting the band on the brink of breaking up...! A coming-of-age film about a youthful punk band approaching their thirties.

Terrifying Psychic Footage That Could Not Be Released and Remained Sealed! A Long-Awaited Selection!! Featuring footage too cursed to be included in the popular ghost DVD series Shinrei Mandala! A cursed and horrifying video collection that sent chills down the spines of psychic horror fans!!

The spring break between graduation and starting adult life. Confessions, arguments, cherry blossom viewing— a casual, aimless week in Nagi’s life.

Selfish and eccentric, "I" have always hated mediocrity, and have only valued the things that interest me. In contrast, Manami-chan, a member of the gymnastics club, is an ordinary girl, but for some reason I have been in love with her for a long time. During high school, college, and even now, after 10 years of encounters and breakups with friends and lovers, his love for her has remained unchanged, and he still does not know the reason for this love. Then Manami's wedding day arrives...

Usui, Saotome, and Kuramoto, three women, work at a natto factory in the town. One day, Usui notices that the townspeople have started to carry creepy dolls with monstrous designs. These dolls were rumored to grant the desires of their owners. However, Usui didn't have any particular desires she wished to fulfill. Eventually, Kuramoto and Saotome also learn of the doll's existence and, together with Usui, they begin to work together and try to obtain the doll...

Hagino moved to a town after marrying Atsuhiro, who has a middle school daughter, Moeka. As Hagino has not had a good family environment, this is the home she has always dreamed about. However, this peaceful life is short-lived when one day, Hagino receives a call from Moeka in a desperate voice. Hagino rushes home to find a strange girl sitting on top of Moeka’s body in her bed. She had a pair of scissors in her hand and Moeka's clothes were torn to pieces. Later, they found out that the girl is “Chi-chan”, who used to live in the house. Chi-Chan had blinded a classmate in the past, which caused her family to move away, but she occasionally returns and wreaks havoc in the neighborhood. In spite of their worries, Moeka, who feels lonely because of her father’s new marriage, resonated with Chi-chan's behaviour and they start to hang out together. However, Chi-chan’s erratic behavior escalates and turns her attention to Hagino and Moeka...

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.

Four childhood friends—Shun, Tomoki, Kazuya, and Eita—work in construction and live carefree lives in the town where they grew up. But their bond begins to fracture after the death of a beloved teacher. Shun finds himself drawn to the teacher’s widow, Chisato. Tomoki realizes he has secretly harbored feelings for Shun. Kazuya, needing money for his family, takes on illegal dumping jobs. Eita faces danger when his best friend’s actions threaten his girlfriend. Family and friendship, once sources of warmth, turn into binding constraints, and before they realize it, their freedom begins to slip away. The story seems to end in tragedy—but perhaps not entirely...

Miho, an insurance agent, lives with Yuya, who clings to his dream of music while drifting through life. Though she finds comfort in their routine, she questions if this is enough. One day, a fight over Yuya's messages with a coworker leads Miho to kick him out. With nowhere to go, Yuya wanders, and Miho faces the night alone. In their 7th year of living together, they spend this night apart.

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.