¡Shinonome Shoku No Shumatsu Komi Kara Izu Ban
¡Akiyama Mayu / Original Writer Kuromaru Kyosuke / Manga
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[Machine Translation] Director Akiyama Mayu won the 31st Japan Film Critics Award for Best New Director for her film "Shinonome-iro no jukkatsu"! Reika Sakurai, the first captain of Nogizaka46, plays the leading role in a movie for the first time! Director Akiyama Mayu's first commercial feature film, "A Weekend in White," which received high acclaim both in Japan and abroad, has already been adapted into a comic book! Coming from an all-girls school, my school days are not as precious or interesting as people say, and to be honest, I had forgotten about them. Anyway, the relationships at work that are happening in front of me now, the credit card debit this month that doesn't match my salary, marriage, and a vague sense of distance from "femininity" (......) are more realistic for me. It was more real to me. In the midst of all this, three former members of the Shinonome Girls' Broadcasting Club gathered for the first time in several years at their alma mater, Shinonome Girls' High School, which has been closed down, to reminisce about the old days. Remembering their old school life, they share their current frustrations with each other, and begin to visit the school building again and again every weekend. The school building is being torn down and the days of their youth have not faded away - a life-size story of girls in their 20s who cannot fully grow up. Based on the novel by Akiyama Mayu. Born in Tokyo, Akiyama decided to do what she wanted to do in her 30s and studied filmmaking at the Film School of Tokyo while working as a company employee in the fashion industry. Her graduation project, a short film titled "Garsonne -A Woman with Two Genders-" ('17), was selected for the 11th Tanabe Benkei Film Festival 2017 and garnered a great deal of attention. His debut feature film "Gekkoku Otokomodachi" ('18) was selected for the 31st Tokyo International Film Festival, and won the Grand Prix in the feature film category and four other awards at MOOSIC LAB 2018. He has also directed two short films, "Ureshinakatta" ('19) and "Kamata Prelude/Donagawa Rhapsody" ('20). He also wrote the script for the dtv drama "Meet the Monkey". Manga: Kyosuke Kuromaru was born on October 26. He is a cartoonist/illustrator, working on a wide range of projects from commercial works to advertisement cartoons and cartoon movies, etc. He was in charge of the comic adaptation of the popular Netflix anime "Cry Me a Cat.
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