Make-Believers

About This Movie

Make-Believers weaves a compelling drama that explores the complexities of familial bonds and the masks we wear. Kenjo McCurtain's direction captures a poignant atmosphere, where the simplicity of life intertwines with profound emotional depth. Masa's journey, marked by his decision to employ Kanako, the rental actress, to impress his dying father, unravels into a beautiful exploration of truth against a backdrop of deception. The pacing feels languid but purposeful, drawing the viewer into intimate moments that resonate long after. Performances are heartfelt, especially the chemistry between Masa and Kanako. It’s a film about growth, navigating loss, and the somewhat messy way we seek connection—a quiet yet powerful reflection on what it means to face our realities.

Explores themes of deception and connection. · Strong performances that evoke genuine emotion. · Unique take on family dynamics and personal growth.