Breakfast and Dinner

The story follows high school student Takumi, who lives with his two mothers in Tokyo. When Sora moves in across the street with her two fathers, the two begin a journey to uncover hidden truths about their unconventional families. The film tackles themes of LGBT parenting, youth, and the complexities of age-gap relationships.

With a runtime of 102 minutes, Breakfast and Dinner delves into the challenges and dynamics of non-traditional family structures. It presents a narrative that questions societal norms and expectations surrounding family life. The film features a diverse cast, including Kento Yamazaki and Ryoko Kobayashi, who bring depth to the characters as they navigate their unique circumstances.