Passing Days 2015
In the classroom summer breeze of *Passing Days (2015)*, a group of students under teacher Etsuko's guidance fixate on an otherworldly challenge: crafting a message to invite alien contact.
Director: Yuho Ishibashi
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Passing Days (2015) about?
A tight-knit summer school class, led by teacher Etsuko, becomes obsessed with the idea of sending a message to aliens. Their playful experiment turns into a reflection on connection and the boundaries between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
Who directed Passing Days?
Yuho Ishibashi helmed this quirky and introspective short film.
Who stars in Passing Days?
The film features Haruna Hori, Show Kasamatsu, Yume Saito, Narumi Kawase, and Ryunosuke Azuma in its core cast.
Is Passing Days (2015) worth watching?
At just 33 minutes, *Passing Days* offers a sweet and imaginative escape that rewards viewers looking for a lighthearted yet thoughtful short film. Its focus on youthful curiosity and cosmic dreams gives it a unique charm, even without a formal rating.
How long is Passing Days?
The film runs for 33 minutes.
About Passing Days (2015) — A Kid's Cosmic Summer Dream Short Film
In the classroom summer breeze of *Passing Days (2015)*, a group of students under teacher Etsuko's guidance fixate on an otherworldly challenge: crafting a message to invite alien contact. This short film, directed by Yuho Ishibashi, turns youthful curiosity and cosmic wonder into a playful, introspective journey.
The 33-minute runtime offers a tight narrative where the thrill of the unknown meets the warmth of human connection. With a cast led by Haruna Hori and Show Kasamatsu, Ishibashi crafts an atmosphere that balances whimsy with quiet reflection, making *Passing Days (2015)* a standout slice-of-life about dreams that stretch beyond the classroom windows.