Yomei 10 Nen in Theaters

On 05/03/202205/03/2022 By Nill NewtIn Cinema, PremieresLeave a comment

The Last Ten Years aka Yomei10Nen/余命10年, director Michihito Fujii‘s new film, was released on Friday 4 March and it topped the box office right away. With a glorious cast, a much appraised director and screenings in more than 350 theaters all over Japan, the movie is expected to become quite a hit.

The following day, Komatsu Nana, co-star Kentaro Sakaguchi, supporting thespians Nao and Yuki Yamada were in the company of the director at the Marunouchi Picadilly Cinema (Tokyo) for stage greetings. They entertained the audience and things went quite emotional when the MC read a letter from Ruka Kosaka‘s family*.

*Ruka Kosaka, whose heroine Matsuri led a life similar to hers, passed away in 2017 before her novel was published

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Yomei10Nen Special Preview

On 28/02/202228/05/2022 By Nill NewtIn Cinema, PremieresLeave a comment

On Sunday February 27, an audience of high schoolers, pre selected via a questionnaire, enjoyed a preview of The Last Ten Years at the Nissho Hall in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The two leads, actor Kentaro Sakaguchi and actress Komatsu Nana attended.

Among other things the actress told the young public she was especially happy in the midst of nature, with her family and liked things such as wearing vintage clothes and eating good food ! Film Official Site: Yomei10Nen/余命１０年.

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The Last Ten Years Preview

On 25/01/202201/04/2022 By Nill NewtIn Cinema, PremieresLeave a comment

On Monday January 24, a special preview premiere for Michihito Fujii‘s Yomei 10 nen a.k.a. The Last Ten Years was held at the Marunouchi Picadilly Cinema in Tokyo. Director Michihito went on stage with his two leads, Komatsu Nana and Sakaguchi Kentaro, in the company of several cast members: Yuki Yamada, Nao, Haru Kuroki, Hideko Hara and Yutaka Matsushige.

Overwhelmed by emotion at some point, Komatsu Nana said she felt kind of burnt-out at the end of the shooting (she lost a lot of weight to play the role) but confessed she was very happy to be on the stage to present a film that means a lot to her. She thanked the cast and crew for their hard work.

The film, distributed by Warner Japan, is bound for a Japanese official release on Friday March 4, nationwide. Official Film Site: The Last Ten Years.

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Koi Mushi Special Screening

On 14/11/202114/11/2021 By Nill NewtIn Cinema, PremieresLeave a comment

Saturday November 13, Grand Cinema Sunshine in Shinjuku (Baltic 9 Complex): special screening followed by a Q&A session for director Kensaku Kakimoto‘s new film, Parasite in Love. Nana Komatsu, Kento Hayashi (the two leads), Arata Iura, Ryo Ishibashi (main supporting cast) attended with Kakimoto-san. Official Film Site.

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Moonlight Shadow at T.I.F.F.

On 02/11/202103/11/2021 By Nill NewtIn Cinema, PremieresLeave a comment

Moonlight Shadow had its Japanese theatrical release on September 10 so Monday’s screening at T.I.F.F. hardly was a premiere for the film which was part of the Nippon Cinema Now selection. It was though, for actress Komatsu Nana who officially attended the famous festival for the very first time. On November 1, at 6.20 p.m. JST, the lights went off at the Toho Cinema in Hibiya, Tokyo and the audience watched Edmund Yeo’s poetic adaptation of Banana Yoshimoto‘s novella.

It’s a journey into pain, sorrow and grief yet with a touch of lightness as well as hope and recovery in the end. Having watched it four times, I won’t back down: the film is beauty, Nana Komatsu’s perf a stellar one.

There were stage greetings and a Q&A session, co-stars Hio Miyazawa and Himi Sato joined in…