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　　Kato is an aspiring screenwriter treading water. He spends his days pitching stories to offbeat agents and executives who are anything but impressed. Not@王者荣耀云缨害羞流口水@ that he has run out of ideas, they just don’t seem to go anywhere. Unlike his relationship with his girlfriend Zigzag – that one is going down the d@未成18年不能看的免费视频@rain. Little does Kato – or anyone – know that life is about to take some serious@含羞草工作实验室麻豆@ly weird turns.
　　While out to buy the special brand of food for his girlfriend’s dog Cerberus, Kato discovers an abandoned convenience store that transforms his trajectory. A stumble into a refrigerator catapults him into a realm of fantastical inspiration boosted by an eccentric couple he meets along the way. Might this be the key to getting his mojo back?
　　Miki Satoshi (Adrift in Tokyo, What to Do with the Dead Kaiju?) returns w@封神榜范冰冰@ith a surreal and quirky@九把刀电影@ indie film that manages to be both charming and deeply philosophical. Teaming up with Japanese cinema expert and notable critic for The Japan Times Mark Schilling (Art, Cult and Commerce: Japanese Cinema Since 2000), Convenience Story takes you on an eccentric Da@惊悚@ntean ride brimming with psychological tension and the zest of karma. From the purgatory of writer’s block, to a hell of an adventure, Kat@艳月狂天@o’s journey is a satisfying and thoughtful tale.