Sang-il Lee	...	(Director)
Sang-il Lee, Nagira Yuu	...	(Writer)
Suzu Hirose	...	Sarasa Kanai
Tôri Matsuzaka	...	Fumi Saeki
Ryûsei Yokohama	...	Ryo Nakase
Mikako Tabe	...	Ayumi Tani
Shuri	...	Kanako Anzai
Takahiro Miura	...	Yumura
Tamaki Shiratori	...	Sarasa Kanai (10 years old)
Mio Masuda	...	Rika Anzai
Yayako Uchida	...	Otoha Saeki
Akira Emoto	...	Agata
Marihiko Hara	...	Composer
Hong Kyung-pyo	...	Cinematographer
Tsuyoshi Imai	...	Editor

Comments: This film is creepy because (despite some nice cinematography and fancy time jumping) the two male characters are only skin deep. Director should have eliminated them and let Suzu Hirose have the whole thing to herself

Typical of too many Japanese films. A bright, attractive young woman is embedded with one or more male characters who have no redeeming qualities. Doesn't matter what the film is about if it's a chore to spend time with. A couple TV actors put on their broody faces and expect their haircuts to do the heavy lifting. Look into their eyes. You can't see a thing


Summary: In a park on a rainy evening, a 19-year-old university student, Fumi, offers an umbrella to a soaking wet 10-year-old girl, Sarasa. Realizing her reluctance to go home, Fumi lets her stay in his place, where she spends the next tw...