NINIFUNI | |
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Directed by |
Tetsuya Mariko |
Written by |
Yasutomo Chikuma |
Release Date |
June 11, 2011 |
Production |
Moviola |
Starring | |
Masaru Miyazaki |
NINIFUNI is an indie short film starring Masaru Miyazaki and Momoiro Clover.[1] The movie was directed by an indie filmmaker Tetsuya Mariko and co-written with fellow indie filmmaker Yasutomo Chikuma. The film was released on June 11, 2011 at the limited screenings in Tokyo Teather Shinjuku.[2] The movie was released nationwide on February 2012.[3]
Plot[]
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Tanaka, a man lives in the countryside, breaks into a game arcade with his friend Kato, rob the safe and runs away with the store owner's car. After straying on a highway route, he finally ends up a lonesome beach. A few days later, the idol group Momoiro Clover, visits the beach for their music video shoot, and find his car in the bush.
The film takes its inspiration from a real-life case of a young man who kills himself after being involved in a violent robbery.
Cast[]
- Masaru Miyazaki as Tanaka
- Takashi Yamanaka as Kato
- Momoiro Clover members (Kanako Momota, Akari Hayami, Shiori Tamai, Momoka Ariyasu, Reni Takagi) as themselves.
- Akira Kawakami as himself.
Trivia[]
- The music video being worked at in the film is Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo despite the said song has been released for a year at the time of the filming. The actual music video doesn't take place in a beach either.
- The film is released three months after Momoiro Clover changed its name into Momoiro Clover Z, making it the last film to feature Akari Hayami.
References[]
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e - t - vMovie Featuring Section 3 Idols | |
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Momoiro Clover Z | Shirome (2010) • Shimin Police 69 (2011) • Moteki (2011) • NINIFUNI (2012) • Akumu-chan the Movie (2014) • Maku ga Agaru (2015) • Dragon Ball Z: Fukkatsu no F (2015) |
Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku | Joker Game Dasshutsu (2013) • Idainaru, Shurarabon (2014) • Tamako chan to Kokkubo (2015) • Haiiro no Karasu (2015) |
Team Syachihoko | Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou (2013) |
Akari Hayami | Cheerfu11y (2011) • Momose, Kotchi wo Muite (2014) • Wasurenai to Chikatta Boku ga Ita (2015) |