Heaven’s Door

Year: 2009

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Michael Arias

Drama

Tomoya Nagase, a young man, and Mayuko Fukuda, a girl, both discover they suffer from incurable illnesses and have only limited time left. When Mayuko admits she has never seen the ocean, the two set out on a light‑hearted, comedic road trip to fulfill that long‑awaited wish, sharing laughter and fleeting moments as they race toward the sea.

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