<tc>I Have to Buy New Shoes</tc>[<tc>Blu-ray</tc>]

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Three dizzying, eternal days in Paris. Who can mend the broken heel of your heart?

Even if you are desperately trying to do something, you will suddenly realize that there is a gap in your heart. Everyone has one.
How happy would you be if, through a chance encounter, you found the ideal partner who could fill the gap between you
An exceptionally romantic movie is born that will make that dream come true.

The setting is Paris. The fates of a woman living in Paris and a young man visiting from Japan intersect when a shoe with a broken heel crosses paths over three magical days. story.

The heroine Aoi will be played by Miho Nakayama, who moved to Paris in 2003 and resumed her acting career in 2010 with Sayonaraitsuka.
The role of Sen, the photographer who falls in love with Aoi, will be played by Osamu Mukai, who has starred in many works such as ``Kiiroizou.''
The cast includes Mirei Kiritani, Tsuyoshi Ayano, and other talented young artists. Director and scriptwriter Etsuko Kitagawa, producer and cinematographer Shunji Iwai, music director Ryuichi Sakamoto, and a staff worthy of a superb love story, directing the fate of love.

STORY
Cameraman Sen (Osamu Mukai) goes on a trip to Paris with his younger sister Suzume (Mire Kiritani), but when they arrive... The sparrow, which insists on being alone, immediately goes somewhere.
Sen, who was left behind and confused, accidentally meets Aoi (Miho Nakayama), a Japanese woman living in Paris.
Sen doesn't know where to stay and can't contact his sister, so he calls Aoi and the two have dinner together that night...

CAST
Miho Nakayama / Osamu Mukai / Mirei Kiritani / Go Ayano / Amanda Plummer

STAFF
Supervisor Director/Screenplay: Etsuko Kitagawa
Producer: Shunji Iwai
Sound Musical Director: Ryuichi Sakamoto/Music: Kotringo

Main story approximately 114 minutes + video bonus (special news/preview/TV-SPOT collection)

*With Japanese subtitles for the hearing impaired (main story only)

ThisBlu-rayis in Region A, so it can be played onBlu-ray players in Japan, the Americas, Southeast Asia, South Korea, and Taiwan. Please note that if the region code is different, it may not be possible to play.