Half Japanese: The Band That Would Be King

A warm, witty, and affectionate deep-dive that celebrates creative persistence and the joy of eccentric pop music.

A genial, affectionate hangout with an eccentric band, full of quirky anecdotes and gentle laughs rather than drama.

A loose, affectionate hangout with a scrappy band, more like watching friends jam than a polished concert film.

A warm, rambling hangout with a wild frontman, full of scrappy archival clips and wry anecdotes that make you feel the noise and the friendship.

A lively, witty immersion into a singular artist's mind, driven by archival interviews and performances that crackle with intelligence and irreverence.

A warm, gently funny portrait of a stubbornly joyful outsider that leaves you pondering why anyone makes art at all.

A warm, funny and gently moving look at a band that never took itself too seriously, full of wit and affection.

A gentle, curious half-hour spent watching an eccentric artist coax strange sounds from homemade instruments, quietly inspiring.

A gentle, funny, quietly moving hangout with two oddball musicians, where small absurd moments and late-blooming joy leave you smiling.

A warm, affectionate portrait of an eccentric musical mind, drifting through archival clips and reminiscences like a relaxed conversation about art and stubborn creativity.

A candid, affectionate look at a loud, prickly band, mixing archival footage with honest talk about friendship and friction.

A warm, witty backstage pass that pairs arena spectacle with four decades of wry, nostalgic archive footage.