A miracle independent film capturing the growth of a single baby over a period of 3 years. 　　The film revolves around three struggling actors Michio, Gunji, and Enoken, who share a house together. One day, they find a baby girl left with a letter from Michio's ex-girlfriend. They name the child "Don-chan" and embark on the journey of raising her, despite their initial confusion. Directed by OKITA Shuichi, known for films such as "A Story of Yonosuke” and “The Fish Tale”, the movie is a self-produced project featuring OKITA and his actor friends, documenting the life of his own daughter from 6 months to 3 and a half years old. Shot entirely with a handheld camera, the film captures the heartwarming moments of Don-chan's growth and the challenges faced by the three men in nurturing her. The film was also shot on location in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, where Ueda Eigeki, a local theater, recommends the movie. Don-chan's growth is complimented along with the picturesque scenery of Bessho Onsen and Sugadaira Kogen. The heartwarming world of OKITA Shuichi, where drama and reality coexist in a mysterious harmony, unfolds throughout the film. From a crying infant, Don-chan grows to a point where she can speak her lines, and everyone's affectionate watch over her brings warmth and comfort to the viewers. 　　源自：https://jff.jpf.go.jp/watch/ic2023/films/hey-our-dear-don-chan/

A miracle independent film capturing the growth of a single baby over a period of 3 years. 　　The film revolves around three struggling actors Michio, Gunji, and Enoken, who share a house together. One day, they find a baby girl left with a letter from Michio's ex-girlfriend. They name the child "Don-chan" and embark on the journey of raising her, despite their initial confusion. Directed by OKITA Shuichi, known for films such as "A Story of Yonosuke” and “The Fish Tale”, the movie is a self-produced project featuring OKITA and his actor friends, documenting the life of his own daughter from 6 months to 3 and a half years old. Shot entirely with a handheld camera, the film captures the heartwarming moments of Don-chan's growth and the challenges faced by the three men in nurturing her. The film was also shot on location in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, where Ueda Eigeki, a local theater, recommends the movie. Don-chan's growth is complimented along with the picturesque scenery of Bessho Onsen and Sugadaira Kogen. The heartwarming world of OKITA Shuichi, where drama and reality coexist in a mysterious harmony, unfolds throughout the film. From a crying infant, Don-chan grows to a point where she can speak her lines, and everyone's affectionate watch over her brings warmth and comfort to the viewers. 　　源自：https://jff.jpf.go.jp/watch/ic2023/films/hey-our-dear-don-chan/

伊藤源太郎（吉田钢太郎饰）和妻子千鹤（MUGUMI饰）住在东京。，三个女儿各自离开娘家生活。长女由香（木南晴夏饰）单身，工作顺利，但有不伦倾向。二女…

改编自人气漫画家伊藤理佐的多篇漫画。讲述伊藤家的父亲源太郎、大女儿由香、二女儿里香、小女儿美香三姐妹、以及守护着这个家庭的母亲千鹤一家人围绕着“恋爱”、“家庭”和“饭菜”展开的喜剧故事

健作（田中圭 饰）是一名平凡的公司职员，深深敬仰作家太宰治。某天，他与妻子美代子参加完婚宴返家途中，意外来到太宰曾企图殉情的海边。兴奋不已的健作无视妻子的劝阻，执意走入幽暗的洞窟，没想到在洞穴深处，竟遇见一个与太宰治一模一样的男人！难道，他穿越到了太宰治生活的时代……！？

葛饰应为生活在艺术几乎完全由男性主导的江户时代，尽管她是北斋之女，但仍作为屈指可数的女性画师活跃于画坛。她拥有连北斋都称赞“在美人画方面胜我一筹”的绘画天赋，同时性格火爆、刚强、烟不离手，是个豪爽洒脱的女性形象。 　　《喂，应为》的主人公阿荣是北斋的女儿、得力助手，展现了惊人的绘画天赋。她从父亲那里获得了“葛饰应为”这一画号，这个名字源于北斋常常喊她“喂，饭来！”“喂，笔来！”等日常呼唤，“应”代表回应，“为”则有作为、成就之意，是从师父传给弟子的名号，也是父亲传给女儿的象征。尽管她不会泡茶，也不擅长针线活，却以继承自父亲的绘画才华与胆识，在男性社会中闯出一条路。

老人每天冒着大雪带着鱼缸出门，垂钓放生，放生垂钓。回家后，喝一碗冒着热气的粥，吃几个土豆，然后对着墙壁上亡妻年轻时的照片发呆。睡前帮亡妻的枕头被褥铺好，躺下来翻来覆去睡不着。有一天，老人在风雪路上救了一只奄奄一息的小鸟，小鸟从此不走，吱吱喳喳绕在他身边飞，成为老人的玩伴。天寒地冻，小鸟饥饿，老人杀了鱼喂小鸟。不知从哪里来了一个小孩，一直想抓老人的小鸟玩耍。在接触下来，小孩渐渐成为老人的精神依靠，老人又烤了小鸟给小孩吃。最后，小孩因为老人而罹难，老人最终卧床病逝，化成一只鸟飞向大雪山 。

老人每天冒着大雪带着鱼缸出门，垂钓放生，放生垂钓。回家后，喝一碗冒着热气的粥，吃几个土豆，然后对着墙壁上亡妻年轻时的照片发呆。睡前帮亡妻的枕头被褥铺好，躺下来翻来覆去睡不着。有一天，老人在风雪路上救了一只奄奄一息的小鸟，小鸟从此不走，吱吱喳喳绕在他身边飞，成为老人的玩伴。天寒地冻，小鸟饥饿，老人杀了鱼喂小鸟。不知从哪里来了一个小孩，一直想抓老人的小鸟玩耍。在接触下来，小孩渐渐成为老人的精神依靠，老人又烤了小鸟给小孩吃。最后，小孩因为老人而罹难，老人最终卧床病逝，化成一只鸟飞向大雪山 。

Synopsis: 　　Julien et son preneur de son, Michel, tournent à Bruges un documentaire de commande. Julien rêve au film qu'il pourrait tourner dans cette ville mystérieuse: une adaptation de Shakespeare ou de Musset. Le rejoint bientôt Sophie, sa femme, ancienne comédienne, qui souffre de la distance que Julien semble mettre dans leurs rapports. Bientôt, à une exposition de peinture, elle rencontre un artiste qu'elle voit sous les traits de Julien et qui l'invite à venir visiter Florence. Elle confie à Michel ses tourments. Julien, de son côté, vient d'accepter la proposition de son producteur: réaliser une "histoire" avec des "personnages" et, pourquoi pas, des "vedettes"... Alors qu'elle semblait décidée à suivre l'inconnu, Sophie se jette dans les bras de Julien. Le metteur en scène qui tourne un film intitulé "L'hiver" demande une nouvelle prise. Pour la seconde fois, Sophie se jette dans les bras de Julien. Le peintre inconnu s'en va... 　　© Fiches du Cinéma 　　“One could spend forever unraveling this endless net, so tightly woven with signs and echoes, which becomes richer with every viewing. Hanoun’s formal investigation of the fragment and the (almost subliminal) flash frame, of very slightly altered variations and repetitions, which he applies to situation as much as to dialogue (often repeated, either within the same shot or from a different angle) reveals something of the interiority of film, of its creator’s unconscious, which becomes that of his characters. This structural resemblance to a Russian nesting doll should not confuse; it’s rather the contrary of this detachment with which the film ends. The more Hanoun compresses his dreams of dreams within dreams (films), the closer he gets to intimacy.” 　　-Emeric de Lastens (Re:Voir)

While working on a documentary about the city of Bruges, an artistically frustrated filmmaker must deal with the increasing difficulties in his marriage.