Turn

Maki is an artist who works on copper plate. Her first gallery show is about to open. Just then a truck hits her. She comes round at home. She goes outside. There is nobody in the city. She understands that something is badly wrong. The day ends and starts again. Every morning she wakes at the same hour, a quarter past two in the afternoon. The days keep repeating like that. Then small things begin to change. One day the telephone rings, and she realises she is not alone. Riho Makise and Kantarô Nakamura appear in the hundred and twelve minute film, a Japanese production Hideyuki Hirayama finished in 2001.