Nakamura also released a trailer for the seven "I" movie "Wednesday Disappears"

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The movie "Wednesday Disappears" released a trailer and promotional poster, starring Ryu Nakamura as a seven-character character, playing seven personalities that share a common body and alternate within a week.

Kohei Yoshino, a rising Japanese filmmaker, has created this story with an original script as a screenwriter, director and visual effects processing. The film takes the most simple and uninteresting "Tuesday" of the 7 "I" as the perspective, telling the suspenseful story of the sudden disappearance of "Wednesday". In addition to Nakamura, Ishibashi Naezumi, Mai Fukagawa, Kitaro Nakajima, and The Off-Day Class Chief (a member of the band "Extremely Despicable Girls", bassist and harmony) co-starred in the film.

At the beginning of the movie, the protagonist has 7 "self" personalities, and although they cannot communicate smoothly with each other, they still get along peacefully. Suddenly, one day, "Wednesday" disappears, and the plot develops dramatically. As Dr. Shinki (Nakajima) advises, "Your body is undergoing a mutation," Ruiye (Fukagawa), a librarian with key clues, wonders, "Won't you see him the other days?" An atmosphere of uneasiness began to spread.

The movie promotional poster was released along with the trailer. In the poster, Nakamura, who plays a seven-cornered man, is reflected on the cracked glass, with the text "Seven mes rotating in a week, communication is not smooth but still calm." Until that day, Wednesday was gone! ”

The movie "Wednesday Disappears" will be released nationwide in Japan on May 15. (Bunny Cub/Translation)