"Heaven's Door" starts off with rugged Katsuhito Aoyama (Tomoya Nagase) getting canned from his job as a car mechanic. While leaving work, he suffers from a migraine that causes him to nearly pass out. Katsuhito then visits the hospital to receive some ultra-heavy news: the cause of his migraines is an inoperable brain tumor the size of a human fist that will likely take his life in the next couple of days. During Katsuhito's first night at the hospital he meets a spunky girl young named Harumi Shiraishi (Mayuko Fukuda), who steals his cigarettes. Harumi is also a terminally ill patient suffering from cancer. Later that evening, the two sneak down into the cafeteria area and drink lots of tequila together. While in a drunken haze, Katsuhito decides to take Harumi out of the hospital and to see the ocean for the first time in her life. When the pair walk out of the hospital they spot an expensive import car with its doors unlocked. What Katsuhito and Harumi are unaware of is that the car has millions of dollars in its trunk and its owners will resort to any means to retrieve their money.

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  Nagase Tomoya (Aoyama Katsuhito)

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  Fukuda Mayuko (Harumi Shiraishi)

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  Yakushimaru Hiroko (Mariko Shiraishi)

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  Kikawada Masaya (Unknown)

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  Wada Soko (Unknown)

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• Aug 5, 2011 1 of 1 episodes seen

  nyanae
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  • Overall  5
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  6
  • Music  5
  • Rewatch Value  4

  I was struck by this film. Two people, whose fates would be finish soon. Suddenly, they start enjoying thier life. All decision were realize in dramatic way and this film shows it perfectly. Although, I completley don't catch this scene when they fly by this rainbow bus. Really. I was convinced they die there. Anyway, after secret resurrection, these couple achieve their purpose. The final scene is very lofty and touching...

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