A heart-full story about a strange living together with a salaryman, Hanzawa Yohei, who suddenly fell in love with a lover who was thinking of getting married, and a female ghost, Aisuke. Innocent and pure Aisuke who did not experience romance while she was alive, and Yohei who is clumsy in love who does not notice the feelings of the other party. At first, the relationship was awkward, but as they spent time in the same space, they understood each other and shortened the distance. (Source: Japanse = Natalie.mu || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 左様なら今晩は
- Also Known As: If You're Left, Tonight , If You're on the Left, Tonight , A Girl in My Room
- Screenwriter & Director: Takahashi Natsuki
- Genres: Romance, Drama, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
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Kubo ShioriAisukeMain Role -
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Hagiwara RikuHanzawa YoheiSupport Role -
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Ono RinaKananSupport Role -
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Nagase RikoRenaSupport Role -
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Nakajima HirokoMisakiSupport Role -
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Uno ShoheiOkudaSupport Role
Reviews
Gentle story of friendship and love
This wasn't anything fancy, just a simple and gentle story of friendship and love between a living person and a ghost. They told it very well. It has humour and genuinely touching, beautiful moments. The two leads were perfect for their roles.It was filmed in Onomichi and the last half hour or so conveys a strong sense of place in its own quiet, gentle way.
I was fortunate enough to catch this via the JFF+ Independent Cinema 2023 festival. This ends 31st October so it will likely be over before any finds my comments. It's worth looking for elsewhere and I hope to be able to spend time with it again.
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