Somewhere on Earth

Year: 2001

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Kiseki Hamada

Drama

Yutaka, exhausted by his writing job, is urged by his landlord to save their rundown apartment block from demolition by converting it into a variety store called “The End of the World.” While renovating, he meets Huma, a high‑school student who, estranged from friends and family, discovers the shop as the only place where she can feel calm.

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