Girl of the Sea

The film follows a high school boy who becomes a truant, prompting his teacher Ryota to investigate the situation. As Ryota uncovers anti-base sentiments within the boy's home, he partners with journalist friends in search of dugongs for an article. This journey leads them to discover a terrifying ritual known as Henoza, connected to the relocation of a US base.

"Girl of the Sea" resonates with viewers interested in social dramas and the complexities surrounding military bases in Japan. The film’s narrative reflects on the intersection of personal struggles and broader societal issues, making it a thought-provoking watch for those who appreciate drama as a genre.