AI very kindly tells us the following: "A huge swarm of cloned sharks emerges from thermal waters and volcanoes in the Kyushu region, sowing complete chaos. A high school student and wrestler must save the tourist town of Yukuni by using a mysterious sound and song". That's not at all bad. Nor is it wrong about the style: ?Tokusatsu (practical special effects and miniatures in the style of the monster classics of Japanese cinema) blended with B-movie?, but what it doesn't know is the huge affection we have around these parts for Morito Inoue-san, the great new sensei of films about kaijus you might find around the house or your local hot spring. Morito not only adores Jaws (1975), Shin Godzilla (2016) and Shin Ultraman (2022), but also holds a degree in Fine Art, and is involved in contemporary Japanese theatre.

• Japan
• Direction: Morito Inoue
• Production: Masayuki Nagata / PLAN A
• Screenplay: Morito Inoue
• Photography: Koichi Inoguchi
• Music: Yuzuru Jinma
• Cast: Ruka Shibata, Kiyofumi Kaneko, Masaki Naito, Takuya Fujimura, Yuko Nakanishi, Sumiya Shiina, Hiroki Yasumoto