do you ever think about how a series of tiny choices like âI guess Iâll watch that showâ can like totally and entirely change huge aspects of your life
Synopsis: Kazuma, an illustrator who eloped to Tokyo with his wife, is awakened to reality after his wife has an unfortunate accident, and his daughter is taken by a children's welfare center. Not being involved in her upbringing much so far, he's forced to think about what it means to be a father.
It doesn't seem like a lot of people are interested in this one based on the response to my trailer post, but for those who are, I really hope you enjoy this movie before Takeda Kouhei's new BL starts!!! It's quite a lovely one if you enjoy human drama. And it's nice to see Papa Kouhei. Feel free to share your thoughts on the movie in the comments, reaction posts or reblog tags if you do get to watch it!
Subbed trailer:
Download / Stream here:
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If you'd like the raw with subs, you're always welcome to DM me if you're my mutual! I'll send you the link the moment I see your message.
Note #1: I've left a few lines empty since I can't hear them or can't figure them out as I'm earsubbing yet again. The manga wasn't very helpful, either. If you spot any errors, or can fill any missing lines with 100% accuracy, feel free to contact me. Thank you!
Note #2: The official title of this movie is "Hold your hand", but I gave it the title "These tiny hands" since that's the literal title and actually references moments from the movie.
Cast:
Takeda Kouhei as Yoshimura Kazuma
Satou Renwa as Yoshimura Hina
Andou Sei as Yoshimura Sayuri
Tsuji Chie as Chikako
Mito Natsume as Emi's mom
Hasegawa Kasumi as children's welfare center employee
Irei Himena as Hayama Maika
Mitamura Kenji as Hayama Shigezou
Asaji Youko as Hayama Eiko
Yuzuki Reon as Aida Satsuki (owner of izakaya Satsuki)
Tsuda Kanji as chief editor of Weekly Human
Matsushita Yuki as children's welfare center employee
Terawaki Yasufumi as Akutsu Youhei
Direction: Nakata Hiroyuki
Screenplay: Moriguchi Yuusuke
Ending song: Aoki Karen - Kono Chiisana Te
The movie uses fictional stuff like Sugihana Ward (probably a reference to Suginami Ward) , 8-Mart (reference to Seven-Eleven), Heifuku-chou, etc.
Three yaks dance in Lhasa city (cr æ æ»ĄæèšïŒćć)(If you do not reside long-term in a high-altitude environment, please avoid intense physical activity at high altitudes, as it may trigger altitude sickness.)
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