Filipina actress Stefanie Arianne stars in this award-winning dystopian film.
is coming to local cinemas, as announced by TBA Studios. marks Hayakawa’s feature-length directorial debut. It is based on Hayakawa’s short of the same title from the 2018 anthology filmThe film is about a Japanese euthanasia program called Plan 75, which encourages the elderly to voluntarily end their own lives in order to combat the country’s super-aged society.
The film stars veteran actress Chieko Baisho, actor Hayato Isomura, and Filipino-Japanese actress Stefanie Arianne. Arianne plays a Filipino caregiver working overseas to support her ailing daughter back home. was co-produced by representatives from Japan, France, and the Philippines. Regarding the film’s release in the country, director Hayakawa was glad for the news and expressed her gratitude for the Filipinos who worked on the film.will finally reach the audience in the Philippines.
Having acquired exclusive theatrical rights to screen the film in the country, TBA Studios is confident that the film will resonate with Filipino audiences due to its themes of family, death, loss, and a sense of community. “It’s truly an honor for us to be able to bring this beautiful film to the Philippines. It’s a quiet and understated film, but with a big poignant message that we hope could reach a lot of people,” shared TBA Studios President and COO, Daphne O. Chiu.TBA studios is known for producing movies such as
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