I Have to Buy New Shoes 2012
Romantic sparks fly in the City of Lights in *I Have to Buy New Shoes* (2012), a charming Japanese comedy-drama directed by Eriko Kitagawa.
Director: Eriko Kitagawa
Cast
Osamu Mukai
Sen Yagami
Miho Nakayama
Aoi Teshigawara
Mirei Kiritani
Suzume Yagami
Go Ayano
Kango
Amanda Plummer
Joanne
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *I Have to Buy New Shoes* (2012) about?
This romantic comedy-drama follows freelance writer Aoi Teshigahara and photographer Sen Yagami as they fall in love during a three-day whirlwind in Paris. Meanwhile, Sen's sister Suzume reconnects with her long-distance boyfriend, adding emotional depth to the story.
Who directed *I Have to Buy New Shoes*?
Eriko Kitagawa directed *I Have to Buy New Shoes* (2012), known for her work in Japanese romance and comedy films.
Who stars in *I Have to Buy New Shoes*?
The film stars Osamu Mukai, Miho Nakayama, Mirei Kiritani, Go Ayano, and Amanda Plummer in key roles.
Is *I Have to Buy New Shoes* (2012) worth watching?
With its charming blend of romance and comedy, *I Have to Buy New Shoes* offers a lighthearted escape set in Paris. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, its heartfelt themes and stylish direction make it a sweet pick for fans of feel-good romances.
How long is *I Have to Buy New Shoes*?
*I Have to Buy New Shoes* runs for 120 minutes, or 2 hours.
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About I Have to Buy New Shoes (2012) — Romantic Comedy Set in Paris Starring Osamu Mukai
Romantic sparks fly in the City of Lights in *I Have to Buy New Shoes* (2012), a charming Japanese comedy-drama directed by Eriko Kitagawa. The film follows freelance writer Aoi Teshigahara and photographer Sen Yagami as their encounter in Paris ignites a whirlwind romance over three unforgettable days. Meanwhile, Sen's steadfast sister Suzume reunites with her long-distance partner Kango, adding a layer of warmth and nostalgia to the story. With its blend of humor, heart, and European charm, the film explores the chaos and beauty of new love, long-distance connections, and the serendipity of fleeting encounters.
Kitagawa's direction infuses the narrative with a lighthearted yet introspective tone, set against the romantic backdrop of Paris. The ensemble cast, led by Osamu Mukai and Miho Nakayama, delivers performances brimming with chemistry and authenticity, making *I Have to Buy New Shoes* a delightful escape for fans of feel-good romances.
