AFTER THE RAIN COLLECTION BD ( After the Rain ) ( Love Is Like After the Rain )

AFTER THE RAIN COLLECTION BD (Blu-Ray) (*)

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Original Title: After the Rain
Alternate Title: Love Is Like After the Rain
Screened, competed or awarded at:
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( Blu-Ray/Region B )

Running Time:
000 min

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2018 and produced in:
Japan ( India, Eastern Asia )

Written By:
Jun Mayuzuki
Deko Akao
Yuichiro Kido
Eiji Umehara

Actors:
Hiroaki Hirata ..... Masami Kondou (voice)
Sayumi Watabe ..... Akira Tachibana (voice)
Emi Miyajima ..... Haruka Kiyan (voice)
Haruka Fukuhara ..... Yui Nishida (voice)
Junko Takeuchi ..... Yuuto Okajima (voice)
Junya Ikeda ..... Takashi Yoshizawa (voice)
Masahito Yabe ..... Ootsuka (voice)
Mika Kanai ..... Kayoko Kubo (voice)
Mitsuru Miyamoto ..... Chihiro Kujou (voice)
Tomoaki Maeno ..... Ryousuke Kase (voice)

Synopsis:

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Akira Tachibana was once the ace of a track club, but an injury forced her to quell her passion for sports. Masami Kondou, a divorced father, had ambitions of being a writer and now manages a restaurant, where Akira works. It is the intersection of Akira and Masami's seemingly disconnected lives that makes each of them reconsider and redefine everything about themselves.

Akira Tachibana used to be a part of the track and field club, until an injury effectively cut short her sports career. Working part-time at a family restaurant as a recourse, she finds herself falling love with her manager, a divorced 45-year-old man with a young son. Despite the age gap, Akira wholeheartedly embraces his mannerisms and kind nature, and little by little the two begin to understand each other.

Examines Dada and Surrealism not simply as modern movements in the plastic
arts, but also as a history of ideas emphasising their desire to unify
political and psychological values with artistic creativity. Through
contemporary newsreels, sparing use of dramatisation and detailed accounts of
their paintings, the film summarises the work of Duchamp, Tzara, Arp, Ernst,
Schwitters, Breton and Dali.

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 22 May, 2026.