20 years ago, Kei, a 23 year-old highschool teacher, fell for a student, Hitoha, a beautiful girl, but lost her from a tragic car accident. He’s now a middle aged factory worker who has just quit the job to visit Klavan in Ukraine. There lies a beautiful railway called Tunnel Of Love, where people say you can meet with your deceased beloved one. A freight transport runs once a day and it is said that the train takes someone you wish to meet. Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: クレヴァニ、愛のトンネル
- Also Known As: Klevan, Tunnel of Love - The Place for Miracles , Klevani: Ai no Tunnel , Kurevani, Ai no Tonneru
- Genres: Romance, Drama, Fantasy, Melodrama
Cast & Credits
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![Yahagi Honoka in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Yahagi Honoka in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)")
Yahagi Honoka Main Role -
![Oyamada Sho in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Oyamada Sho in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)")
Oyamada ShoKei MatsudaMain Role -
![Mizuno Masaru in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Mizuno Masaru in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)")
Mizuno MasaruKei Matsuda [Young]Support Role -
![Itao Itsuji in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Itao Itsuji in Tunnel of Love: The Place for Miracles Japanese Movie (2015)")
Itao Itsuji[Kei's friend]Support Role
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Reviews
A sad but touching story
I wanted to watch this movie because I’m into forbidden love tropes and the setting seemed quite original. However, more than a love story, this is a short movie depicting a man’s lifelong journey dealing with the grief of losing the love of his life and the guilt he feels about it, which leads him to make a trip to “The tunnel of love” hoping to see her again (in this life or the other from what I understood). The ending is kinda open and the movie itself is a bit trippy, so it’s hard to tell what’s happening in real life and what might be in the ML’s head.Overall I enjoyed it, the cast did a good job portraying the characters’ emotions and I liked the forest setting (not sure if they really filmed this in Ukraine, but the place does exist). I’d recommend it for one of those days you just wanna watch a slow-paced emotional kind of story that only the Japanese know how to do :,)
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