Hiroshima Carp Theater

Memories for Life – Reversing Alzheimer’s is a remarkable feature film narrated by Grammy-winner Michael Bublé about the first Alzheimer’s patients who are reversing their cognitive decline by following a novel therapeutic protocol. Developed by a renowned American neurologist, Dr. Dale Bredesen, this precision medicine approach uses expanded lab data to generate personalized protocols that are allowing patients to regain their memories.

Hiroshima Theater Number One is a venerable strip club on the verge of shutting down. Theater head Kinoshita takes to the stage for the theater's final night and stands before famous strippers and mysterious young dancers to reminisce about the glorious past and his secret love affair with a certain dancer.

A 122 year old movie theater is going to be closed. The staff members, visitors and friends of the old cinema will see the last days of the building and it's history. Then the appearance of a mysterious old man triggers confusion.

In Hiroshima, two students give an odd American tourist a tour of their city. A prominent researcher investigates a mysterious light in Hiroshima’s night sky. A schoolboy dreams of a girl who takes him to Hiroshima of old. Mysterious stories from Hiroshima's past and present intersect and eventually become one. An old, long forgotten song for peace is heard once again.

Behind the scenes documentary about the filming of "Hana & Alice", which began as a series of shorts promoting Kit Kat