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Trailer: The End of the Pale Hour by Matsumoto Hana

Tokyo, March 2012. A man about to graduate from university is invited to a dull gathering of “winners” who have received job offers from well-known corporations. There he meets a woman. She leaves the party early, and sends him a text: “Drinking with me might be more fun.” He leaves, meets her in a nearby park, and falls in love. A few days later, they go to see a play, and afterwards spend the night together. While he is happy during the time he spends with her, the printing company where he begins to work assigns him to a different section than he had hoped, and he agonizes over the gap between his ideals and his reality. He takes comfort in the support of the woman and a co-worker friend. Drinking till dawn, the three live a glorious paean to youth. However, after the man and the woman spend a weekend at a luxury hotel in lieu of attending the Fuji Rock Festival, she breaks off contact. Desolated, he explains to his co-worker friend the shocking cause of his misery. Then, to come to terms with a truth about her he was previously unwilling to face, he sets about trying to see her again.

Based on the debut romantic novel and social media phenomenon by KATSUSE Masahiko, this film is directed by MATSUMOTO Hana (Da Da Da Da Seventeen) with a cast that includes KITAMURA Takumi (Tokyo Revengers) and KUROSHIMA Yuina (Talking the Pictures).

Japan release: December 31, 2021

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