From stage to screen, cinematographer, writer, and director Yoriko Jun is poised to bring Color Crow to life in Japan theaters later this month. The dystopian sci-fi follows up from the original stage plays from earlier this year back in March, and takes place at the end of the Third World War in the year 2045 when the elite member of a secret Japanese defense agency is deployed for a counterterrorist mission whilst rescuing a kidnapped prince.
The cast is largely comprised of performers from the stage show itself, including Manabu Takamoto, Ginga Shitara, and Sho Hinata, along with Kaisei Abe, Shori Kondo, Masayasu Yuasa, Yuatsu Sugie, Yoshikazu Kotani, Ken Ogasawara, Kohei Murakami, Yuya Uchida, and late film star Hiroyuki Watanabe in a posthumous final screen performance.
The film opens up to Japanese exhibitors beginning September 23. Check out the latest trailer and promo bits below!
