
Hizuki Tanaka
as Ao
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‘My dad saw a monster here. When he was a kid.’ · ‘A monster?’ · ‘Yeah, a monster. It moves between this world and the next.’ Ao lives with his mother and little sister Kii on Sado Island in Japan. He misses his father, who recently disappeared without a trace – although not much is spoken about it. While their mother tries to deal with the loss in her own way, Ao and Kii run across the island and scream at the ocean. In the mysterious Sayoko, who inconspicuously swipes books from the school library, Ao finds a confidant. Few words are needed between the two reticent, dreamy children: together, they at once feel less alone. Against the striking backdrop of an industrialised coastal town, Tetsuya Tomina's poetic film tells a tale of dreams, loss and monsters. The film reflects a distinct Japan style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Tetsuya Tomina. With a runtime of 1h 28m, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Hizuki Tanaka, Yayako Uchida and Tsubaki Tanaka. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Tetsuya Tomina, written by Tetsuya Tomina.

as Ao

as Midori

as Kii

as Asano

as Kimura

as

as Michio Mukoda