Surely Someday

In "Surely Someday," four high school students form a band, inspired by the street musicians of Miyagi. They dedicate their free time to practicing for their school festival, but when the festival is unexpectedly canceled, they hatch a misguided plan involving a bomb threat to change the principal’s mind. This leads to unintended consequences as a real bomb goes off, resulting in their expulsion from school.

The story unfolds three years later, as the characters reflect on their past actions and the impact of their decisions. The film's runtime is 122 minutes, providing ample time to explore the complexities of youth and the repercussions of their choices. With a tagline likening it to "A Japanese Breakfast Club," it captures a blend of humor and serious themes.

For collectors, "Surely Someday" is available on DVD, making it accessible for those interested in Japanese cinema and stories that explore the trials of adolescence. The film features a notable cast including Keisuke Koide, Ryo Katsuji, and Mao Inoue, enhancing its appeal to fans of the genre.