Tsuru-Henry

Tsuru-Henry (1998) is a film directed by Gō Takamine rated 10.0/10.

Tsuru is a roving broadcaster and collector of singing-and-dancing DNA samples, kept in her lunchbox. One day she finds an abandoned script (its penniless author has fled to Taiwan in search of a woman) and so she moves into the writer's house and sets about staging it as a play.