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Credited cast: | |||
Kento Yamazaki | ... | Nagata | |
Mayu Matsuoka | ... | Saki | |
Kan'ichirô Satô | ... | Nohara | |
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Sairi Itô | ... | Aoyama |
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Satoru Iguchi | ... | Komine |
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Kôdai Asaka | ... | Tadokoro |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Shûsaku Kamikawa | ||
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Masaki Miura | ||
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Ritsu Ohtomo |
The director of a theater troupe is a man called Nagata. Unfortunately, he is rather unsuccessful and the finances, in tandem with attendance figures, are dwindling. Perhaps consequently his relationship with the actors and actors is not the best. The crew has little confidence in him. He runs into a woman who is wearing identical sneakers as he. They strike a conversation and the rest, as they say, is history. Let the sparks fly. Written by aghaemi
Theatre: A Love Story movie asks many important questions on life. These questions are presented in a very natural way as the story evolves, mostly in the form of Nagata. Nagata walks in the Tokyo streets for his ideas, for his inspiration, for a story that will make him an acclaimed writer. Saki, on the other hand is a tolerating woman who is growing up in their relationship and doing the right things. Do you accept life? How far are you willing to go to learn the truth? What do you finally settle for? Good questions..
Wonderful acting, progressive women, plenty of brilliance in the story and the direction and a very strong second half that will pull you in. Amazing experience. The ending is strong too but a bit challenging, unexpected and could have been done differently.