Yassadaru Man

I may be a tad biased having followed Sudo Maasa-chan since her days as a kid in Hello Project and Berryz Koubo, but rejoice, for I have evaluated the film based on storyline, theme and actor performances.

The movie is set in Hiroshima, so if you think their Japanese sounds a little different from what you're probably used to, that's why!

For starters, the movie starts off a bit slow. The actor performances (hopefully) keep you interested.

Without getting into too many details, the male lead is someone who slacks off and needs to be reminded why he's doing what he does, and for whom. This movie would really resonate with people who are aspiring to get into a career which isn't the norm. Even otherwise, you're in for a good show.

The female lead, Sudo Maasa-chan, with all her beauty and grace really lightens up the stage.

The theme is rather simple and innocent, and one we're likely familiar with, but something society needs reminded, repeatedly.

Storyline: 8/10 Theme: 9/10 Acting: 9/10