Koji Ishikawa

Sachiko est une jeune écolière étrange et distante. Les autres l'évitent, et ça tombe bien parce Sachiko ne veut pas leur parler. Derrière son joli minois, la jeune fille cache des blessures profondes : son père est parti, et sa mère trop jeune a visiblement du mal à s'assumer : elle vient tout juste de tenter de se suicider. Des rumeurs courent également à l'école : la petite Sachiko aurait causé le départ du professeur Ogata. Auraient-ils eu une liaison ?

Saya Toma est une femme détective avec un QI de 201. Takeru Sebumi est un détective de carrière distingué. Ils travaillent sur des affaires spéciales impliquant des criminels ayant des pouvoirs "SPEC". Lorsque des corps sont retrouvés sur un bateau de croisière, Saya Toma et Ryo Kase sont appelés pour résoudre l'affaire.

In his mid-thirties, YANAGIDA Yoshinori aspires to be a movie actor but suffers from want of opportunity, working mostly as a stand-in for other professional actors in TV commercials. After a chat over drinks with a successful colleague, he decides to address his mid-career crisis by auditioning for a role in a student movie. Will he survive the student director’s endless script revisions and eccentricities, and persevere in this perilous path towards movie stardom? This tragicomedy of an actor’s life with a metafictional ending celebrates every filmmaker’s relentless dedication to cinema.

In the aftermath of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, a journalist arrives in Nagaoka, a city decimated during a WWII air raid and by the 2004 Chūetsu earthquakes, to report on the disaster; there, she learns about the experiences of its inhabitants and stumbles upon a stage play written by an enigmatic student of her ex-boyfriend.

A documentary featuring the band Tama who created a sensation in 1990. They enjoyed great success, but disbanded after one of the members left. All four former members are continuing with music in their own styles. The film focuses on the three former members: Ishikawa Koji, Takimoto Koji, and Chiku Toshiaki. The film carefully captures the musicians who keep creating and expressing music through their own unique lives that still mesmerizes audiences. The director Imaizumi Rikiya is a rising star whose past independent work has won many awards at Japan's film festivals. It is his first documentary and a debut for a commercial film.

Construction worker Kumada (Kiryu) used to be a member of the popular band Uma no Hone 30 years ago. In a sudden turn of events, he moves into a low rent shared apartment. His roommate Yuka is an idol, but begins being friendly with when he says his job is related to music.