One summer night, Nacchan, a former drag queen who runs a restaurant in Shinjuku 2-chome, suddenly dies. Her three drag queen friends, Moririn, Virgin, and Zubuko, panic when they learn that Nacchan hid from her family that she was gay and that she was a drag queen. When they try to sneak in, to her apartment and try to destroy evidences of her lifestyle, they run into Nacchan's mother, Keiko. Everything gets even more complicated, when all three of them, are invited to the funeral., which is attended by a large number of people from the Naachan's hometown. Will they be able to stop and prevent coming of, moral scandal? (Source: Japanese = Eiga || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: ひみつのなっちゃん。
- Also Known As:
- Genres: Comedy, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Takito KenichiSakashita Jun / "Virgin"Main Role
- Watanabe ShuIshino Mamoru/ "Moririn"Main Role
- Maeno TomoyaNumata Haruhiko/ "Zubuko"Main Role
- Cunning Takeyama"Nacchan"Main Role
- Matsubara ChiekoNamiki KeikoSupport Role
- Ichinose AoTsuboi HirokoSupport Role
Reviews
Somehow predictable, but still fun
To be honest, I didn't have any expectations before watching this. As a Kamen Rider fan, I just saw Watanabe Shu as part of the main cast and said "well, let's go" without thinking too much. Now that i've finished the movie, I can say It was a fun ride.The pace can be a little bit slow/boring at the beginning, while our three Queens are trying to figure out what to do after Nacchan dies. They give us just vague information of who they are, focusing on their relationship and how much importance had Nacchan in their lives. It has sense, given the main plot of the whole thing, but what i'm trying to say, is that they could've sorted out that stuff better, to engage the viewers in a more personal way, to make you fall for the friendship they had with the late Nacchan. That ends up happening (at least) with Virgin towards the end, but, personally, I would've liked to know more of that bond with the other two too.
Story: Isn't too deep, just three drag queens trying to keep their deceased friend's secret. It's the way they introduce you the characters and their dynamics what makes this movie a good watch.
Acting: I have to congratule whoever was in charge of the casting, since these three men were absolutely perfect portraying the specific traits and quirky personalities of each one of their characters. As I said before, I just came for Shu, but I ended up enjoying/relating with the acting of Takito Kenichi so much. To be able to portray Virgin with such grace and kindness is something that I feel no one could've done if it wasn't him. Same thing with Maeno Tomoya and Zubuko (even though I wanted to strangle him a couple of times).
Music: The music is fine, existing and vibing at the precise moment without being too much. Nothing extravagant or memorable with it, but it gives that magic touch to the story that only a good song can give.
Rewatch value: I'm not one to rewatch things, so, there you go with my 5/10. However, if you like fun and easygoing movies, this one's for you.
Ps: As a Kamen Rider OOO fan, I had so much fun with the unexpected guy appearing here. It made me laugh a lot. Hope more people can watch this movie in the future.
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