Side Job 2017
In *Side Job (2017)*, director Ryuichi Hiroki weaves a poignant drama about resilience and second chances, drawn from his own novel adaptation.
Director: Ryuichi Hiroki
Cast
Kumi Takiuchi
Miyuki
Ken Mitsuishi
Osamu
Kengo Kora
Miura
Tokio Emoto
Hayato
Masahiro Toda
Tamae Ando
Kazuki Namioka
Misako Renbutsu
Saori Yamazaki
Ena Koshino
Atsushi Shinohara
Yamamoto
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Side Job (2017) about?
*Side Job* follows a diverse group of characters who, despite setbacks and missteps, refuse to let their pasts dictate their futures. The story unfolds as each person confronts their own struggles, finding unexpected strength in connection and resilience.
Who directed Side Job?
The film was directed by Ryuichi Hiroki, who also adapted the original novel into the screenplay.
Who stars in Side Job?
The main cast includes Kumi Takiuchi, Ken Mitsuishi, Kengo Kora, Tokio Emoto, and Masahiro Toda.
Is Side Job (2017) worth watching?
As a drama centered on personal growth and redemption, *Side Job* offers a quiet but compelling viewing experience. While it may not appeal to those seeking fast-paced action, its emotional depth and thoughtful storytelling make it a rewarding choice for fans of character-driven films.
How long is Side Job?
The runtime for *Side Job* is 120 minutes.
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About Side Job (2017) — A Heartfelt Drama of Survival and New Beginnings
In *Side Job (2017)*, director Ryuichi Hiroki weaves a poignant drama about resilience and second chances, drawn from his own novel adaptation. The film follows a group of survivors each clinging to fragile threads of hope as they navigate the complexities of life's unexpected turns. Hiroki crafts a deeply atmospheric narrative, where quiet moments of introspection collide with bursts of emotional revelation. With its understated yet powerful performances, *Side Job* immerses viewers in a world where mistakes don't define a life, but rather become stepping stones toward something greater.
Kumi Takiuchi, Ken Mitsuishi, and Kengo Kora lead the ensemble cast, each bringing authenticity to their roles as people grappling with guilt, regret, and the search for meaning. The genre's raw humanity is heightened by Hiroki's sensitive direction, creating a film that lingers long after the credits roll. *Side Job (2017)* is a meditative exploration of healing, where even the smallest acts of kindness can rewrite a person's story.
