Osamu Minorikawa	...	(Director)
Miri Masuda, Sachiko Tanaka	...	(Writer)
Kô Shibasaki	...	Yoshiko morimoto
Yôko Maki	...	Maiko okamura
Shinobu Terajima	...	Sawako hayashi
Arata Iura	...	(as Arata)
Shôta Sometani	...

Comments: Japan's answer to Chil-in Kwon's Venus Talk in the mature, intelligent chick-flick department. And it's cast even better. Three real good actresses anchor a half dozen other fine actors (including Arata and Shota Sometani as the only boys--in refreshingly substantive parts, not fodder for girl power). There's a surprising amount of inventive, artful cinematography employed. Everything about the film oozes a we-know-what-we're-doing vibe. I didn't like the song used to transition one of the women's ship to rightedness but other than that the film is pretty flawless. If you like these kind of films, you'll like this one. It's smart, good-looking, and well done.

Summary: "Su-chan Mai-chan Sawako-san" follows the lives of three women who are former co-workers.

34-year-old Su-chan works at a coffee shop and has feelings for the manager there. 34-year-old Mai-chan works at an OA machine maker. She is in a relationship with a married man. 39-year-old Sawako works as a web designer and also takes care of her grandmother. -san and her mother take care of her grandmother.

Based on the manga "Suchan" by Miri Masuda (first published April, 2006 by Gentosha).