Meiku Nagano and Daishou Kido reunite in My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend

Meeting his first love again seven years later, Haruki thought he still had a chance, but what he encountered was an ex-girlfriend who was no longer willing to accommodate his old ideas.The Japanese romantic comedy《My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend》(My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend) starring Nagano Meiku and Kido Daishon has released its official trailer.

For Haruki, who considers himself a “good man”, his first love was someone who was always smiling by his side and brought him happiness.After something happened, she suddenly broke up with him. He was hurt, but he could never forget her.Seven years later, Haruki met a group of women participating in a demonstration on his way home from get off work. When one of them approached him, he discovered that he was actually his ex-girlfriend.She was very different from how he remembered her.

Haruki asked for another chance, but was rejected outright.The conflict caused by the reunion revolves around the two people's different understandings of what is normal and what is common sense in society.She is unwilling to give up her position for love, nor is she willing to let her claim to power take a backseat; he wants to regain the past, but their ideas continue to collide.The trailer also uses the saying that good girls go to heaven and bad girls go everywhere to present the woman's attitude.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Korean writer Min Ji-Hyoung, which was originally published by Louder Books.Netflix will release this movie globally on December 3, with the Japanese title - Servant of the Wild -.In addition to Meiku Nagano and Daishou Kido, the cast also includes Junki Totsuka, Mayo Noami, Sotaro Tanaka, Hiroshi Konno, Aimi Higa and Yumi Aso.

First Showing's introduction to the trailer places it within the discussion of female roles and conservative concepts in Japanese society, believing that this romantic comedy also provides an entry point for viewing and communication on feminist issues.

Keiichi Kobayashi also serves as screenwriter and director, and the producers are Kei Haruna and Mio Morita.He has previously directed: About the Pink Sky, Bon and Lin, Lights of Kyoto, He Won’t Kill She Won’t Die, Love is Light, and the TV series Eternal Yesterday.Yesterday, and A Girl & Her Guard Dog.