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Bizarre title aside, this Japanese anime film is an inspiring tale about living, change, human relationships, and the choices we make. Diagnosed with a terminal pancreatic disease, high-school student Sakura has only a few months to live, but does not to tell anyone outside of her family about her illness. When a reclusive male classmate accidentally discovers her secret, they decide to become friends and spend the remaining time Sakura has together. Read our full review here.
Release date: 3 January
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