Chitose Shimin Musical has depicted with humor the sorrows and joys of the lives of nameless people living on the city streets. The musical has left a deep impression on the hearts of those who have seen it, as it brings the history and atmosphere of the hometown to the stage, and its keen eye for the distortions of the world.
Following the first performance of "The Sky Aya Saw" (January 2020), which depicted the relationship between Chitose and the airport over the life of a woman, the second performance of the same work in November 2010, and "In the Town Where You Live" (November 2011), which depicted the tears and hopes of people living tough in the central town of postwar Chitose, This is his third film and his first contemporary drama.
The film depicts people who live and work hard in the town and the airport, centering on the different ways of life of a family. The characters in the film show the bittersweetness of life, their hesitations, and their frustration at life not going their way, but they also wrap their gentle, warm gaze and humor around these people, which is impressive.
The joys and sorrows of life, the sweet hopes and bittersweetness. The film depicts the subtleties of life that everyone can relate to, with a sprinkling of hope at the end. Such is the true nature of the human anthem that Ren Taifeng (writer/director) depicts in this production of "Each Morning".
A new stage of Chitose Citizen's Musical opens.