Showgate studio invites you to watch three movies of its production. Are more into horror or comedy?

Go! Boys’ School Drama Club

© 2011 Go! Boys’ School Drama Club Film Partners

Ogaswawara is a new boy at Ikematsu Boys School. At a drama performance, he mistakes the Juliet actress for a girl and falls in love. He joins the drama club which turns out to be on its last legs as it only consists of two somewhat unreliable members and a geeky club advisor who is obsessed with Idols. He manages to recruit two more members and the club survives. Then he falls in love again, this time with a beautiful girl, when they visit a girls’ school to see a drama, and their motivation soars to do well at the drama festival due to be held soon. On the day of the festival, however, they give a totally unexpected and unconventional performance.

GOMENNASAI -RING OF CURSE-

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The Buono! girls appear in the film adaptation of GOMENNASAI, the scariest mobile phone novel, as cast and navigators to guide the audience through realistic horror experiences. Yuka’s high school classmate, Kurohane is blessed with unparalleled literary talent, but she is bullied because of her eerie appearance. When Kurohane starts writing the script for a school play, inexplicable deaths start to occur around Yuka. It turns out that the script contains a curse to kill the readers indiscriminately. Can Yuka and her classmates escape Kurohane’s impending curse?

Japanese Salaryman NEO

© 2011 Japanese Salaryman NEO Film Partners

NEO Beer has always been ranked No. 5 in the beer industry, but by the order of the company president, they’re going to secure the No. 1 market share. The Sales Dept. keeps coming up with bizarre ideas such as “Zero Gravity beer”, but nothing quite hits the spot. In the meantime, an ad hoc proposal by a new recruit gets approved, and the story gets going in a big way. NHK started broadcasting “NEO-Office Chuckles” in 2004, which condensed the gist of Japanese office workers. The program was nominated for the Emmy awards in 2007 and 2008, and finally made into a movie to blast away the tiredness in Japan!