Like Stars on Earth Talks About Dyslexia
Like Stars on Earth is a representative movie that talks about dyslexia to young audiences and why it is important in today's generation.
To Tomorrow's Me
The film centers on Naho Kishi, played by Ayaka Nagai, a politician’s daughter who, despite her outward cheerfulness and success as a high school radio DJ, grapples with inner uncertainties about her future. Meanwhile, her classmates face their own challenges: Oto Satomi (played by Miura Ui) dreams of becoming a dancer but confronts personal obstacles, while others face dilemmas around friendship, love, and career aspirations.
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The film centers on Naho Kishi, played by Ayaka Nagai, a politician’s daughter who, despite her outward cheerfulness and success as a high school radio DJ, grapples with inner uncertainties about her future. Meanwhile, her classmates face their own challenges: Oto Satomi (played by Miura Ui) dreams of becoming a dancer but confronts personal obstacles, while others face dilemmas around friendship, love, and career aspirations.
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:My Theater D.D.
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