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Remembering Every Night (2023): Cast & Ratings

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Remembering Every Night is a 2023 drama directed by Yui Kiyohara, starring Ai Mikami, Tadashi Okuno and Kumi Hyôdô. It runs 1 hour 56 minutes. Critics gave it 87% on Rotten Tomatoes and 70 on Metacritic.

Rotten Tomatoes
87%
Echo Score
79
Metascore
70
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Remembering Every Night (2023) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 56m (116 min)
Director
Yui Kiyohara
Genre
Drama
Original language
Japanese
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Remembering Every Night About?

The premise of Remembering Every Night without spoilers.

As dusk settles over Tama New Town, three women, each living in different times, begin solitary journeys. They confront the burden of past experiences, unspoken desires, and feelings of isolation. Throughout the bustling city, they explore the intricacies of their emotions, hoping to find comfort in brief encounters with others.

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Cast & crew

Remembering Every Night Cast

Ai Mikami leads the cast, with Tadashi Okuno and Kumi Hyôdô. Directed by Yui Kiyohara; 7 actors are credited in all.

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Ratings

Remembering Every Night Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave Remembering Every Night 87% on Rotten Tomatoes and 70 on Metacritic. Our Echo Score gives it 79/100, strongest in character & emotion (85) and weakest in rewatch factor (68).

79 /100

Remembering Every Night Echo Score Breakdown

Remembering Every Night offers a meditative portrait of three women drifting through a suburban Tokyo setting, foregrounding visual composition over conventional plot. Critics commend its ethereal cinematography and subtle character studies, describing the film as a soothing poetic experience, while noting its deliberate pacing and ambling structure can feel challenging for some viewers. The consensus leans positive, recognizing the film’s artistic ambition despite its restrained narrative momentum.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 78

    In terms of direction and cinematography, reviewers highlight the film’s careful framing and visual poetry, likening its composition to a serene painting. While many praise the stillness and thoughtful camera work, some note a lack of compositional heft and occasional visual ambiguity. Overall, the artistic craftsmanship is regarded as strong, though not uniformly flawless.

  • Character & Emotion 85

    When it comes to character depth, the three women at the film’s centre are described as nuanced and emotionally resonant, with their modest trials portrayed with quiet empathy. Critics appreciate the subtle melancholy and the way the performances draw viewers into ordinary lives. Few criticisms arise, resulting in a largely favorable assessment of the character work.

  • Story & Flow 70

    Regarding narrative structure, the film adopts a minimal, contemplative approach that some reviewers find thought‑provoking, while others describe the pacing as slow‑slow and the plot as overly ambling. Its originality in focusing on everyday moments is praised, yet the lack of clear narrative thrust leads to mixed reactions about engagement and coherence.

  • Sensory Experience 80

    In the sensory realm, the movie is praised for its ethereal visual style and the way the moving image communicates mood more than dialogue. Critics commend the tranquil soundscape and cohesive color palette that support the film’s serene atmosphere. Although the soundtrack receives limited comment, the overall sensory experience is considered compelling.

  • Rewatch Factor 68

    Assessing rewatch value, reviewers note that the film’s tranquil tone and poetic visuals offer a soothing experience that may reward repeat viewings for fans of slow cinema. However, its deliberate pacing and subdued narrative could limit broader repeat appeal, leading to moderate enthusiasm for future screenings.

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Remembering Every Night Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Remembering Every Night.

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Remembering Every Night Also Known As

7 alternative titles, including “Subete no Yoru Wo Omoidasu” and “直到夜色深沉”.

Also known as
  • Subete no Yoru Wo Omoidasu
  • 直到夜色深沉
  • Lembranças de Todas as Noites
  • 모든 밤을 기억하다
  • 多摩美好的夜晚
  • すべての夜を思いだす
  • 想起所有夜晚

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FAQ

Remembering Every Night FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, ratings, post-credit scenes and language of Remembering Every Night, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Remembering Every Night?

Remembering Every Night runs 1 hour 56 minutes (116 minutes).

When was Remembering Every Night released?

Remembering Every Night was released on September 15, 2023.

Who directed Remembering Every Night?

Remembering Every Night was directed by Yui Kiyohara.

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Who is in the cast of Remembering Every Night?

Remembering Every Night stars Ai Mikami, Tadashi Okuno and Kumi Hyôdô, among 7 credited actors.

How is Remembering Every Night rated?

Remembering Every Night has 87% on Rotten Tomatoes, 70 on Metacritic, 67% on TMDB and 3.5/5 on Letterboxd.

Does Remembering Every Night have a post-credit scene?

No. Remembering Every Night has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Remembering Every Night in?

The original language of Remembering Every Night is Japanese.

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