Little Nights, Little Love | アイネクライネナハトムジーク
J-Film, Women in Cinema

Drama, Romance

Presented by JICC, Embassy of Japan and Japan Commerce Association of Washington, D.C., Inc.

Little Nights, Little Love is almost an anti-romcom... [but it is] a sweet, touching film bound to appeal to the romantic at heart.

Lucy Rutherford, PerthNow


Happy Valentine's Day!

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LITTLE NIGHTS, LITTLE LOVE English Trailer from GAGAIntl on YouTube.


A film adaptation of the original novel Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Isaka Kotaro.

Market researcher Sato is a dreamer who hopes for a dramatic "meet-cute" encounter for his love life. When he is conducting a survey on the street (which no one obviously cares about), an attractive woman agrees to answer. Could this be the one he is looking for?

Featuring a collection of interrelated characters including a boxing champion fighting tough battles, friends and colleagues of Sato, and a bullied boy and his sister—all these stories intertwine during the span of 10 years. Perhaps there is more to love than meets the eye.

Starring Miura Haruma, Tabe Mikako, Harada Taizo


WOMEN IN CINEMA

ABOUT THE ACTOR

Born January 25, 1989 in Tokyo, Tabe Mikako began her acting career in 2002 rising to fame with feature roles in TV drama series as Brass Dreams (2016) and My High School Business (2017). In addition to her many stage performances and TV commercials, her feature films include: Piece of Cake (2015), Sing My Life (2016), Midnight Diner 2 (2016), Every Day a Good Day (2018), and Tiger: My Life as a Cat (2019). She is currently voicing a role in the Netflix stop motion animation series Rilakkuma and Kaoru, starring in the NHK drama Kore wa Keihi de Ochimasen, and performing on stage in the 2019 production Dr. Hoffmann’s Sanitorium -a 4th long piece by kafka-. As of now, her latest role is in the 2020 romance film Living in Your Sky.


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