
Ararat
May 15, 2021 · 2h
Director
Michio KoshikawaOverview
The third installment in the "Landscape of lovers who are not anyone" series directed by Michio Koshikawa, which depicts men and women passing each other and attracting each other. Sugi-chan, Saki's husband and painter, collapsed a few years ago and her left half of her body was stuck, and she is no longer painting at all. One day, Sugi-chan said she wanted to draw Saki's nude. While supporting her working life at her late-night family restaurant, Sugi-chan was delighted that she wanted Sugi-chan to draw again, but she couldn't live without relying on Sugi-chan. I was feeling annoyed. The bodies and minds of two people passing each other. On the day when a big crack was born between the two, Saki is connected with his family colleague Yukio. Aika Yukihira and Sugi-chan, who play the role of Saki in "Be My Slave, Chapter 2 Please Call Me Your Master," act as an actor on the stage while having paralysis on her left side. Tadatoshi Ogita plays each.
Cast of Ararat
Crew of Ararat
About Ararat
What is Ararat about?
The third installment in the "Landscape of lovers who are not anyone" series directed by Michio Koshikawa, which depicts men and women passing each other and attracting each other. Sugi-chan, Saki's husband and painter, collapsed a few years ago and her left half of her body was stuck, and she is no longer painting at all. One day, Sugi-chan said she wanted to draw Saki's nude. While supporting…
When was Ararat released?
Ararat was released on May 15, 2021.
Where can I watch Ararat?
Ararat is streaming on Film Movement Plus in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Ararat?
Ararat runs 2 hours (120 minutes).
Who directed Ararat?
Ararat was directed by Michio Koshikawa.
Who is in the cast of Ararat?
The cast of Ararat includes Aika Yukihira (Saki), Tadatoshi Ogita (Sugi), Yūkichi Kobayashi (Yukio), Yuumi Goto and Shinsuke Suzuki.
Is Ararat on Netflix?
No, Ararat is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Film Movement Plus instead.


