The Name Trailer (2018)

30 June 2018 Drama 114 mins

Having failed with his business and gone absolutely penniless, Masao (45) divorced with his wife, and is currently leading a hopeless life in Ibaraki. One day, a mysterious high school girl, going by the name Emiko, showed up before Masao. Every now and then, Masao would be toyed around by Emiko, but little by little he started taking a liking to her loveliness. As days went by, Masao started opening up to Emiko – something that he rarely did to others. However, there was just something about Emiko – something that bothered Masao - that wouldn’t go away.

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Cast

Kanji Tsuda as Masao Nakamura

Ren Komai as Emiko Hayama

Tamotsu Kansyuji as Shoya Enomoto

Crew

Kenichi Negishi Cinematography

Shusuke Michio Original Story

Akihiro Toda Editor

Akihiro Toda Director

Yûsuke Moriguchi Screenplay

Kentarou Suzuki Sound Recordist

Yôji Igawa Production Supervisor

Masamichi Shigeno Original Music Composer

Wataru Hiranami Assistant Director

International Titles

Namae Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 30 June 2018

Production Companies

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