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TOKYO POLTERGEIST
The most haunted building in Japan—located in real-life Sangenjaya! This will change the history of paranormal documentaries.
A building in Sangenjaya, Tokyo. The floor that is being used by a certain entertainment production company as a lesson studio, is widely known for various paranormal phenomena that occur day and night, and has already been covered by numerous media. The smell of incense wafting through the room, curtains and schedules swaying in an empty room, vibrating and blinking light fixtures, Don! bang! and voices banging violently on the walls, mirrors spewing water.... No tricks, no fakes, no CG, simply realistic poltergeist phenomena, and then a white shadow in human form floats in front of the camera, and a white hand appears from a place where no human should be able to enter! A true video recording that will change the history of horror documentaries!

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.

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…

My Tweet Memory
A worthless man who lives only for social media enters a showdown.
Yoshio and Masami, former lovers, are living together in Tokyo. Although it has been about six months since their breakup, Yoshio remains in Masami's apartment. Struggling with social interactions, Yoshio becomes increasingly dependent on social media while staying in the room. Masami wants Yoshio to move out, but she can't bring herself to say it and continues to worry about him. A social love story portraying the dependency between a man and a woman in their thirties.

Cage
She visits her old school for the first time in years, but the death of a friend and past regrets resurface...
Kaede, Ryota, Mana, Asahi, Haruka, Soshi, and Tatsumi were friends in high school. At 22, they reunite to visit their old school. In the library, six of them find a book on spirit-summoning and impulsively start a ritual called Kagome. Kaede, the least enthusiastic, holds a secret involving Tatsumi, who died before graduation.

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.

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…

The Melancholy of Nagi: University Days
The highly anticipated prequel to “The Melancholy of Nagi ” Part 2: The cute college days of Nagi.
The spring break between graduation and starting adult life. Confessions, arguments, cherry blossom viewing— a casual, aimless week in Nagi’s life.

MinestronE
A shy young man harbors feelings for a café staff and visits the café every day. One day, he gets caught up in the tangled motives of various people who happen to gather there, leading his one-sided love to take an unexpected turn.

LR: Lost Road
Youth is forever! A punk rock anthem from an all-girl band in their 30s shakes the stage.
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.

Cute Executive Officer R
A company president who is a five-year-old?!
Najimu Mujina, the president of Mujina Company, isn’t a former adult, nor is she some child prodigy with a genius intellect—she’s just an ordinary five-year-old girl! Group dates? Contracts? Corporate golf outings? Things that are second nature to adults are completely new and exciting to her. Joined by an overly doting but highly capable secretary, an office clerk of mysterious nationality, and a long-suffering employee who serves as the voice of reason, the young president dives headfirst into the rough waters of the adult world once again today!
