JFTFP25: All the Long NightsCert-TBC

Directed by MIYAKE Sho | Japan | 2024 | 1h 59m | Japanese w/ English subtitles | Starring MATSUMURA Hokuto, KAMISHIRAISHI Mone, MITSUISHI Ken, Ryo

Misa has struggled for years to hold down a job due to severe PMS. After quitting her latest job following a humiliating outburst, she finds work in a small company that assembles children’s science kits. There, she meets Takatoshi, a young man battling severe panic disorder. Initially, they clash due to his antisocial behavior, but they soon find common ground in their shared struggle to navigate life’s challenges. Through mutual understanding, they form a unique and precious bond. Directed by Miyake Sho (And Your Bird Can Sing), this sensitive and heartwarming drama offers a rare, empathetic portrayal of PMS while exploring the power of connection.

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We showed JFTFP25: All the Long Nights between February 19, 2025 and February 19, 2025.

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