Takayuki Yamada at Cannes Film Festival

A loose, playful meta-comedy where a famous actor wanders a real neighbourhood, gently blurring fiction and life.

A scrappy, affectionate backstage saga about impossible people making a masterpiece, equal parts boardroom wrangling and movie-set chaos.

A quiet, patient look at an artist at his desk, equal parts inspiring and gently melancholy.

A scrappy, self-aware hangout comedy that feels like watching friends make a show about themselves and quietly fall apart.

A gently absurd, oddly moving ramble through city streets and strangers' lives, where digressions become the point and awkward honesty feels weirdly comforting.

A gaudy, energetic rise-and-fall ride through 1980s Tokyo, swinging between outrageous comedy and sudden, sobering setbacks.

A relaxed, cheerful peek behind the scenes that celebrates craft and collaboration without any real stakes.

A candid, funny, and sometimes uncomfortable look at creative self-destruction, with enough warmth to keep you watching.

An intimate, unhurried look at a driven athlete chasing one more challenge, more about grit and restlessness than spectacle.

Quiet, comforting vignettes over late-night food, each small story leaving a gentle ache and a sense of human warmth.

A warm, low-key look behind the scenes where cast and crew reminisce fondly about making the show.

An intimate, high-stakes look at young athletes chasing a dream, blending raw emotion with the tension of competition.