That's Cheating! The Biggest Plan in History?

Set in the prestigious Japan University of Science, the film follows Mitsugu Kimura, a high-achieving student whose dormitory, Sigma House, faces closure due to a professor's scheme to build a hotel. To prevent this, Mitsugu and his fellow students, known for their poor grades, engage in a hilarious cheating war against Professor Migita. This battle for academic survival showcases the comedic lengths they will go to keep their home intact.

With a runtime of 98 minutes, the film features a unique ensemble cast, including popular J-pop artist Namie Amuro, adding a layer of appeal for fans of Japanese pop culture. The film highlights themes of camaraderie and ingenuity among students, set against the backdrop of university life in Japan.

As a part of its release, "That's Cheating!" screened alongside "In Tomoko's Case," creating a double feature experience. This film offers an entertaining glimpse into the screwball comedy genre within the Japanese film landscape of the 1990s.