14th OKINAWA INTERNATIONAL MOVIE FESTIVAL

Story

This film was screened at the 1st Okinawa International Movie Festival. Eisho, who works at a pig farm in Okinawa, is always playing silly games with Masaru and Hitoshi, who are different in age. One day, Eisho falls in love at first sight with a new American dancer, Orange, at his favorite pole bar in Koza. However, an American soldier, Max, who also likes her, suddenly gets close to her, and they begin to fall in love. Finally, they decided to settle their dispute in a one-on-one duel for Orange. Eisho fights for Orange, his friends, and himself. Rimi, a nurse, keeps a watchful eye on him. Eisho's heart was shaken by the precious thing he finally realized after the battle. A heartwarming comedy set in the wilds of Okinawa and filmed entirely on location, this is director Gori's feature debut. The theme song "Unju's Origin (Furusato)," sung by Rimi Natsukawa, was written by Gori and composed by Chiharu Tamashiro (Kiroro), and is a warm song filled with the feelings of home by people from Okinawa. Natsukawa also made her first film appearance in this film.

Cast

Gori
Teruya Masao
Daisuke Moromizato
Bobby Ologun
AKINA
Layla
Tomi Taira

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