Twenty years have passed since the sudden disappearance of Amy, who was the femme fatale in her film studies group. Something that Naoko said triggers emotions that were frozen in time for the group's members, who see each other for the first time after a long absence: Asada Iida,Naoko,Okamoto,Miho,Goto and Kizuka.
Taishi Muramoto
Director
Masaki Miura
Keiichi Asada
Kiyohiko Shibukawa
Osamu Iida
Yuko Nakamura
Naoko Iida
Hiroshi Yamamoto
Ryosuke Okamoto
Yuya Matsuura
Haruki Goto
Ryushin Tei
Shuji Kizuka
Kei Ishibashi
Miho Ando
Shima Onishi
Hiroshi Kawasaki
Tatsuya Shirato
Keiichi Asada (20 years ago)
Amina Kakinoki
Amy Honjo
Asami Shibuya
Mikako Matsuki
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