Ima Dance wo Suru no wa Dare da?

[Machine Translation] I am not alone! It was the love of my family and "dance" that saved me from the depths of despair! One day in his 40s, the main character, who had devoted himself to his work and never cared about his family, is diagnosed with juvenile Parkinson's disease and through the people he meets and "dance" he begins to rethink his way of life. Musician Ryoichi Higuchi, 59 years old, who has Parkinson's disease, makes his first attempt as an actor! This is the first film starring a person with Parkinson's disease in Japan. The original idea was also written by a Parkinson's patient. This is the first film in which Ryoichi Higuchi, a singer-songwriter known for "1/6 no Yume Tabito 2002", the theme song of "Suiyou no Doudou" and "Letter - Dear Children", which won the Best Picture Award at the 51st Japan Record Award (2009), tries his hand at acting. --He has lived his whole life as a workaholic, but he does not care about his family, and he and his wife continue to drift apart. One day, he is diagnosed with juvenile Parkinson's disease, but he cannot accept it and is left alone. Even at his workplace, his friends are leaving him. In the midst of all this, she started attending PD SMILE, a community for people with Parkinson's. She made friends and became able to talk about her true feelings. She made friends, became able to talk about her true feelings, and keenly realized the importance of human contact. She also took up cooking and changed her eating habits, and through dancing with her daughter, with whom she had been having a disagreement, their relationship began to improve.

Special Feature / Bonus Track: trailer(s), making-of

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ひとりぼっちじゃない どん底の自分を救ったのは、家族の愛と"ダンス"だった! 仕事一筋で家庭を顧みなかった主人公が、ある日40代で若年性パーキンソン病と診断され、病をきっかけに出会った人たちや「ダンス」を通じて、自らの生き方を見つめ直していく・・・ 厚生労働省推薦映画! パーキンソン病のミュージシャン 樋口了一59歳 俳優初挑戦! パーキンソン病の当事者による主演劇映画は日本初。原案も当事者。「水曜どうでしょう」のテーマソング「1/6の夢旅人2002」や、「第51回 日本レコード大賞」優秀作品賞 (2009年) を受賞した「手紙～親愛なる子供たちへ～」で知られるシンガーソングライターの樋口了一が、俳優初挑戦した映画。――功一は仕事一筋人間で生きてきたが、家庭を顧みず、妻とはすれ違いが続き、娘とも仲が悪かった。ある日、若年性パーキンソン病だと診断されるも、それを受け入れられず、一人孤独を抱えてしまう。職場でも仲間が離れていく。そんな中、パーキンソン病のコミュニティ「PD SMILE」に通い始める。友人が出来、本音を話せるようになり、人とのふれあいの大切さと痛感する。料理にもチャレンジし食生活も改め、不仲だった娘ともダンスを通じて、お互いの関係が改善されていく。

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