[Machine Translation] Fading memories, changing family dynamics this deeply moving film, which resonates 100% with audiences, wraps the universal themes everyone faces in the final stages of life in laughter and tears. The film is directed by Mark Turteltaub, who has produced numerous Academy Award-nominated films, including *Little Miss Sunshine* (06) and *Loving* (16). The 78-year-old protagonist, Milton, is played by Academy Award-winning actor Ben Kingsley, known for films such as *Schindler s List* (1993). The renowned actor, now in his 80s, vividly portrays the hope and renewal that come in life s final chapter with a performance of consummate maturity. Although his daughter is concerned about his early symptoms of dementia, Milton refuses to accept them and continues to live alone. One night, a mysterious object falls from the sky into his yard, drawing his neighbors Sandy and Joyce who are around the same age into the fray, and his quiet daily life begins to take an unexpected turn... The film has earned high ratings on the U.S. review site Rotten Tomatoes, with an 86% critics score and a 90% audience score. What is the meaning of life that the protagonists discover amidst this whimsical commotion? A gem of a human drama has been born, shedding light on the anxiety and loneliness that everyone faces as they grow old with warm kindness and moving emotion! Milton, a 78-year-old living in a small town in western Pennsylvania, continued to live alone, unable to accept the fact that his daughter was worried about his early symptoms of dementia. One night, an unidentified flying object suddenly crashes into his yard from the sky, and his quiet daily life begins to be thrown into turmoil. While his pleas to those around him fall on deaf ears, only his neighbors Sandy and Joyce who are around his age witness the object with him, and the three of them decide to share this secret. Each carrying their own loneliness, they rediscover the joys of life they had nearly forgotten and eventually come to face their own future" . Bonus Features: Japanese Trailer (Tentative)