Love Doesn't Matter to Me

The film follows 19-year-old Hiiro Miyata, who balances college and living expenses while dealing with a unique aversion to physical intimacy. Her struggles are compounded by her financially irresponsible mother and her only coping mechanism of huffing air fresheners. In her job at a convenience store, Hiiro forms a friendship with Miyabi Enaga, a girl ostracized due to her father's past.

Based on a novel by Ayano Takeda, known for her work on "Sound! Euphonium," this film dives deep into the themes of friendship and personal hardship. The top cast includes Sara Minami, Fumika Baba, and Miyu Honda, bringing life to these intricate characters and their emotional journeys.