A short film I had the opportunity to be part of, “369•567•666 (Miroku Corona Miroku),” will be screened at the Fellows Monthly Short Film Screening Event, a program hosted by Fellows Inc. that showcases carefully selected short films each month while fostering connections among filmmakers and creators.
I am also scheduled to appear on stage for the post-screening talk, so if you’re available, I’d be delighted to see you there!
Date & Time
June 11, 2026 (Thursday)
Doors Open: 6:30 PM
Screening Begins: 7:00 PM
(Duration: Approximately 2 hours)
A talk session with the filmmaker and cast members is scheduled after the screening.
Venue
Eurolive
KINOHAUS 2F, 1-5 Maruyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
http://eurolive.jp/
Admission: Free (Reservation Required)
Title: 369•567•666 (Miroku Corona Miroku)
Year: 2020
CAST: Takaki Uda, Kazuya Tanabe, Hiroyuki Fujii, Kosuke Tanaka, Imaru, Hana
STORY:
In the year 20XX, the COVID-567 virus—commonly known as the “567 (Corona) Virus”—has spread across the world. Somewhere in an unnamed country, a man is arrested after spraying the Prime Minister during a public speech.
Shortly after the incident, the Prime Minister contracts the virus and becomes critically ill.
As journalists investigate the case and a lawyer prepares for the man’s upcoming trial, conversations gradually reveal the motives behind his actions.
Division. Visible and invisible walls. Accelerationism. Apocalyptic thinking.
What did the man feel, and what was he trying to change?
Set in a prison visitation room separated by a single pane of glass, this satirical short film offers a sharp reflection on the social and political tensions of the 2020s.
Written & Directed by: Takaki Uda
Screenplay Collaboration: Kazuya Tanabe
Director of Photography & Editor: Daichi Masui
Cinematography: Ryuichiro Imai
Lighting: Yusuke Nakata
Sound Recording: Yuya Shinozaki
Production: Yushiro Imai
Special Cooperation: Naoya Fujita
Subtitles: Mai Ishikawa
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