¡Throws Out My Hometown
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] This is the long-awaited second feature film by director Ken Iizuka, who made a strong debut with "Summer Nude," the highest-grossing late show at Theatre Shinjuku in 2003. Set in spring, when the cherry blossoms begin to fade, the film depicts the delicate emotions of a girl who leaves her hometown to go to college in Tokyo. The film is an ambitious work that discusses themes such as "loss" and "rebirth" by relating the girl's "emotions" to the various "emotions" of the people living in the city. Eri Tokunaga, a hot young actress, plays the lead role. The performances of the gorgeous veteran actors skillfully intertwine to create a touching work that quietly and warmly resonates with the heart. Aiko and Meiri are best friends. However, they will be separated this spring when Aiko decides to go to college in Tokyo. Aiko, Mezato, and Mezato's boyfriend Teppei are in a love triangle that is both tender and sad. In the town where the three of them have spent their lives, various life stories intersect. A bus driver comes looking for his daughter. A young man who has not made up his mind to work or get married. A housewife who has lost the meaning of marriage after a long marriage. A homeless man looking for his owner. When their feelings sublimate, the cherry tree...
Original Release Year: 2006
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