Japanese sales and distribution company Kino Films has secured world sales rights for 'Mentor,' a drama directed by Yoshida Keisuke. The film explores the aftermath of a catastrophe caused by two boys whose fireworks mishap razed an apartment complex, resulting in the death of a woman.
Yoshida Keisuke, known for his work on 'The World of Kanako' and 'Journey to the Shore,' directs this project. The film's plot centers on the long-term consequences of the accident, as the boys grow up and face the repercussions of their actions.
Kino Films, a Tokyo-based outfit, has a track record of handling Japanese titles for international markets. The company has not yet announced a release date or festival premiere for 'Mentor.'
Further details about the cast and production timeline remain under wraps. The acquisition marks Kino Films' latest move to expand its global sales slate.
