Kazama Ayato is a young man who works day and night while paying off the debt of his deceased father and caring for his mother, Asami, who suffers from an incurable disease. His younger brother, Sohei, was also responsible for repaying debts and caring for his family while practicing martial arts every day and started following in his father's footsteps. Despite being devoured by a stifling life, Ayato wants to find a small happiness with his lover, Hinata. However, on the night of the banquet celebrating the marriage of Ayato's best friend, Yamato, their modest daily life is taken away by unexpected violence. (Source: Japanese = natalie.mu || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Co-production with France, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Edit Translation
- English
- हिन्दी
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- Native Title: 若き見知らぬ者たち
- Also Known As: Wakaki Mishiranu Monotachi
- Screenwriter & Director: Uchiyama Takuya
- Genres: Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Isomura Hayato in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Isomura Hayato in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Isomura HayatoKazama AyatoMain Role -
![Kishii Yukino in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Kishii Yukino in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Kishii YukinoHinataSupport Role -
![Fukuyama Shodai in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Fukuyama Shodai in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Fukuyama ShodaiKazama SoheiSupport Role -
![Sometani Shota in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Sometani Shota in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Sometani ShotaYamatoSupport Role -
![Takito Kenichi in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Takito Kenichi in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Takito KenichiMatsuuraSupport Role -
![Kirishima Reika in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie]( "Kirishima Reika in The Young Strangers Japanese Movie")
Kirishima ReikaKazama AsamiSupport Role
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Reviews
The Young Strangers (2024)
I love this movie. Such a beautiful narration of the story.Each character has a different perspective on life.
The way the story changes its flow and pace, how the movie portrays "death" as inevitable, and how each character's narration shows them desiring happiness, with each having their own life—even just for that time—it did impress me.
Ayato and his family, who struggle with their past while paying off the debt of his deceased father and caring for his mother, and how he acts whenever things go wrong, are so realistic, so raw yet powerful.
After what happened that night, each character was shown how they dealt with it and moved forward as life passed by.
This movie touched my heart.
I did cry many times.
