
The world of this film is divided into two main parts. One is the countryside. In the countryside, animals and humans can converse without separation and everyone lives peacefully and carefree. The other is the city. In the city, people are just making movies, actors are trying hard to become stars, and staffs are trying hard to become directors, and the staff are living desperately to be a star and a director, respectively. In such a world, there is a pure-hearted boy, Shin-chan, who comes to the town to make a movie from the countryside, and Unko, a girl who loves to play the piano. This is the story that befalls them both.
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