Eiji Okud

The film takes a cross-sectional perspective of The Times, focusing on the story around 1921 and presenting a panoramic view of the grand and earth-shaking historical moment a hundred years ago - passionate young people from all over the country, with an average age of only 28, broke through the surveillance and tracking of various complex international forces and gathered in Shanghai to hold the Communist Party of China

And within these limited seven days, a kidnapping case of a young girl occurred in a certain place. The kidnappers demanded a huge ransom of 20 million yen and worked with the victim's family and the investigation team

In 1969, 33-year-old future renowned director Koji Wakamatsu (played by Shinichi Iura) was passionate about making pink films. At this time, a girl (Mai) knocked on the door of Wakamatsu Productions, and the two began to make films together. Youth, films, and love, a group drama of youth thus unfolded.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jun Ikeido. Set in the Central Bank of Japan, it tells the story of Yamazaki Ei (played by Ryoma Takeuchi), who fled overnight after her father's factory closed down but still holds onto her dream of helping others, and Kato Akira (played by Shooting Star Yokohama), who is destined to inherit the position of president but wants to escape this fate