Stay

I loved the story of the movie.Even the girl went back to her country she's still staying on mans'heart💖love it so much...

This film has a unique plot that explores a side of Japan that certainly exists but unfortunately has not been tackled by filmmakers. There is no shortage of Yakuza movies and films about "normal" Japanese people, but in reality there are untold numbers of people who fall through the cracks in Japanese society, and I'm glad this film shines a spotlight on some of them. The romantic piece which is central to this film similarly highlights characters who exist in real life but have gone unexplored by filmmakers. The actors are talented and the director does an amazing job at portraying all these unique issues and characters in a compelling, realistic, and entertaining way. Finally, I'm not sure who chose the music but I really enjoyed the soundtrack. Put this film on your watch list!

A slice of Japanese life, a love story in the vein of "Before Sunrise" , this is a gem of a film that deserves a wider audience. Maybe Netflix will pick this up.

Shot in digital video in natural light, it captures the essence of everyday Tokyo life and the film is reminiscent of Wong Kai-war's earlier work like Chungking Express and the rawness of the Dogma era .

Stay reminded me of my time living in Tokyo. Easy to like this movie for the story or scenery. The main characters dilemma would be something unheard of in old Japan and reflects changes in modern Japanese society. Good stuff

This romantic film's male lead is great. But the real star is the city of Tokyo.