No Touching at All

The film follows Toshiaki, a young gay man who experiences attraction to his new boss, Yosuke, during his first day at work. However, Toshiaki's past trauma prevents him from expressing his feelings openly. This complex dynamic unfolds against a backdrop of various social issues, including depression, homophobia, and the struggles of long-distance relationships.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, No Touching at All provides an insightful look into the emotional struggles faced by its characters. The film features a strong cast including Kosuke Yonehara and Masashi Taniguchi, who bring depth to the story's exploration of heartache and connection. Based on a manga, it incorporates themes that resonate with viewers, particularly those interested in LGBTQ narratives and the challenges of modern relationships.