The Passos no Escuro initiative brings horror and cult cinema to the big screen.

Kato lives in the flat above the café where he works. One day he comes across something absolutely astonishing: he receives, on his personal computer, a message from himself sent two minutes in the future. This transmission takes place via the television in the café and has a time difference of precisely 120 seconds. After several tests and many unanswered questions, he and his friends decide to put the two devices face to face, creating the Droste effect, which creates an image that repeats within itself.

A science fiction comedy imagined and written by Makoto Ueda and directed by Junta Yamaguchi in just seven days in a café in Kyoto (Japan). The film took audiences and critics by surprise, becoming one of the most original films about time travel, without ever losing its sense of humour. The cast includes actors Kazunori Tosa, Aki Asakura, Kazunari Tosa, Riko Fujitani and Gota Ishida.

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