Surely Someday (2010)
Original title: シュアリー・サムデイ
Surely Someday is a 2010 Japanese-language comedy movie directed by Shun Oguri, with a running time of 2h 2m. It stars Keisuke Koide, Ryo Katsuji and Go Ayano.
Drawing influence from the street musicians of Miyagi, four high school students form a band and spend their free time practicing for their school's upcoming festival. When the festival is abruptly concealed, they come up with a dimwitted strategy of faking a bomb threat to the school in order to force the principal to change his mind. Their plan seems to work at first, but when a real bomb goes off, the group is forced to take responsibility for the explosion and they are kicked out of school. Three years later, more details of the incident is revealed as the youth look back on the past.
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What is Surely Someday about?
Drawing influence from the street musicians of Miyagi, four high school students form a band and spend their free time practicing for their school's upcoming festival. When the festival is abruptly concealed, they come up with a dimwitted strategy of faking a bomb threat to the school in order to force the principal to change his mind. Their plan seems to work at first, but when a real bomb goes off, the group is forced to take responsibility for the explosion and they are kicked out of school. Three years later, more details of the incident is revealed as the youth look back on the past.
When was Surely Someday released?
Surely Someday was released on 17 July 2010.
How long is Surely Someday?
Surely Someday runs 2h 2m.
Who made Surely Someday?
Surely Someday was directed by Shun Oguri.