Both the director and writer behind Fish Story bring another topsy-turvy tale that will have you guessing till the thrilling climax! Moving into his new apartment in Sendai, college student Shiina (Hamada Gaku) meets his new neighbour Kawasaki (Eita). Tall, confident Kawasaki and short, mild-mannered Shiina seem to be unlikely candidates for friendship, but they click over a mutual interest in Bob Dylan. Kawasaki is an odd duck, but in an irresistibly cool and charming kind of way, and Shiina can't help but be drawn into his more exciting, if slightly loony world.... Kawasaki's head is full of unpredictable ideas like his absurd warnings about pet shop owner Reiko (Otsuka Nene) or his even more absurd plan to steal a dictionary for their Butanese neighbour. Next thing Shiina knows, he's standing watch with a toy gun outside the bookstore, on the beginning of their bizarre, existential adventure. Special Features: 35 minute 'Making Of' Deleted Scenes. Theatrical Trailer. [show more]
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Japanese drama directed by Yoshihiro Nakamura. Shiina (Gaku Hamada) has recently moved into a new apartment in Sendai, and soon afterwards his neighbour, Kawasaki (Eita), introduces himself over a mutual love of Bob Dylan. Although the pair seem polar opposites of each other, this difference attracts Shiina to Kawasaki even more, but the friendship begins to be put under strain when Kawasaki's warnings about the local bookstore owner may not be completely truthful and it isn't long before all involved become embroiled in an absurd series of events.
College student Shiina moves into his new apartment and soon meets his neighbour Kawasaki. Kawasaki is tall and confident which makes him the opposite of short and shy Shiina but despite this, they spark a friendhip due to their mutual interest in Bob Dylan. Soon, Shiina finds himself wrapped up in the crazy world that Kawasaki lives in which eventually leads him to be standing outside a bookshop with a fake gun while Kawasaki tries to steal a dictionary for their Bhutanese neighbour.
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