「チェンソーマン」で知られる漫画家・藤本タツキが2021年に発表し、劇場アニメ版も大きな話題を集めた同名漫画を、「万引き家族」「怪物」の是枝裕和が監督・脚本・編集を手がけて実写映画化。漫画へのひたむきな思いで結ばれた2人の少女の13年間にわたる軌跡を、秋田県にかほ市を中心に撮影された美しい四季とともに丁寧に描き出す。 自信家である小学4年生の藤野は、学年新聞に4コマ漫画を連載し、クラスメイトたちから絶賛されていた。しかしある日、学年新聞に掲載された不登校の同級生・京本の漫画を見て、その圧倒的な画力に打ちのめされる。それ以来、藤野は絵がうまくなりたい一心で漫画を描き続けるが、京本との差は埋まらず、一度は漫画を描くことを諦めてしまう。しかし卒業式の日、京本の家に卒業証書を届けに行った藤野は、京本が自分の漫画のファンだったことを知る。漫画へのひたむきな思いで結ばれた藤野と京本は一緒に漫画を描くようになり、かけがえのない時間を積み重ねていくが、そんなふたりの日常を大きく揺るがす出来事が起こる。 「万事快調　オール・グリーンズ」の出口夏希が藤野役、「ハピネス」の蒔田彩珠が京本役で主演を務め、漫画編集者・前田役で菅田将暉、藤野と京本が通う小学校の先生・玉井役で宮藤官九郎、藤野の母・朱里役で野呂佳代が共演。「竜とそばかすの姫」で第45回日本アカデミー賞最優秀音楽賞を受賞した坂東祐大が音楽を担当。2026年・第83回ベネチア国際映画祭コンペティション部門出品。

Hirokazu Kore-eda, of "Shoplifters" and "Monster," directs, writes, and edits a live-action film adaptation of the manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto, known for "Chainsaw Man," which was published in 2021 and whose theatrical anime version also generated significant buzz. The film carefully traces the 13-year journey of two girls bound by their earnest devotion to manga, set against the beautiful changing seasons primarily filmed in Kahoku City, Akita Prefecture. Fujino, a confident fourth grader, serializes a four-panel manga in the school newspaper and is praised by her classmates. One day, however, she sees a manga by Kyomoto, a reclusive classmate, published in the school paper, and is crushed by its overwhelming artistic skill. From then on, Fujino devotes herself to drawing manga in hopes of improving, but unable to close the gap with Kyomoto, she eventually gives up. On graduation day, she delivers Kyomoto's diploma to her home and learns that Kyomoto was a fan of her manga. Bound by their earnest love for manga, Fujino and Kyomoto begin creating manga together, building irreplaceable moments, until an event occurs that profoundly shakes their daily lives. Nozomi Deguchi of "All Greens" stars as Fujino, and Aju Makita of "Happiness" plays Kyomoto. Masaki Suda appears as the manga editor Maeda, Kankuro Kudo as Tamai, the teacher at Fujino and Kyomoto's elementary school, and Kayo Noro as Fujino's mother Akari. Music is composed by Yuta Bandoh, who won the Best Music Award at the 45th Japan Academy Prize for "Belle." Screened in the competition section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival in 2026.

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