My Lovely Days

The film centers on Yuka and Masao, a once-popular comedy duo, as they engage in deep conversations about their lives in a coffee shop. Set against the backdrop of the last night of Japan's Heisei era, the story captures the essence of nostalgia and personal growth.

With a runtime of just 30 minutes, My Lovely Days offers a concise yet impactful narrative. As a work by a woman director, Yun Hayama, it adds to the growing representation of diverse voices in cinema. The film's intimate setting and character-driven plot make it a unique addition to any collection.

Collectors can find My Lovely Days available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for those interested in contemporary Japanese cinema.