Three Brothers and Jinko
Naoya, Kazuhiko, and Shinpei grew up without their parents, relying only on one another. Their fragile balance shifts when Kazuhiko suddenly comes out, stirring the long-buried truth Naoya has tried to hide—he is also gay, using his girlfriend as a cover. Just as the brothers struggle with their changing dynamics, Jinko, a woman claiming to be their half-sister, appears at their door. With secrets unveiled and new bonds forming, an unusual four-person family begins its complicated and heartfelt journey.
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Cast
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Kyôsuke Sasaki
Kazuhiko
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Seiki Chiba
Naoya
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Yutaka Ikejima Director · Kyoko Godai Screenplay Yōichi Shiga Cinematographer
First release February 26, 2000 · Produced in Japan · Production Okura Pictures
Production
Cement Match
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Okura Pictures
Production
Japan
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Original title
ふりむけば君がいて
Original language
Japanese
Spoken on screen
Japanese
Release dates
Japan · February 26, 2000
Limited theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Japan
April 15, 2005 · Digital · DMM/Fanza
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