Ten Count

Shirotani Tadaomi is a man meticulously allergic to… well, everything, it seems. His life is a carefully curated bubble of avoidance, a stringent adherence to germaphobia that dictates his every move. But when a chance encounter introduces him to Kurose Riku, a mysterious therapist with an unconventional approach, Shirotani's carefully constructed world is challenged in ways he never anticipated. Kurose, seeing past the phobias, proposes a unique form of therapy: a list of ten things Shirotani needs to overcome. As they embark on this peculiar journey, the boundaries between patient and therapist begin to blur. What starts as a clinical exercise in exposure therapy slowly evolves into something far more intimate and complex. The film delves into the delicate dance of trust and vulnerability, exploring the psychological depths of two men whose lives become inextricably linked through an extraordinary and deeply personal connection.

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