Always: Sunset on Third Street Collection

The "Always: Sunset on Third Street Collection" is a film series originating from a manga by Ryōhei Saigan, adapted and directed by Takashi Yamazaki. This collection comprises three films released between 2005 and 2012, offering a glimpse into a small community in post-war Tokyo during the construction of the Tokyo Tower. The stories follow the lives of various residents over the course of a year, showcasing everyday moments and a sense of nostalgia for the era. The films within the collection explore themes of community and personal connection amidst the backdrop of a rapidly changing city. One installment, "Always - Sunset on Third Street" (2005), has a runtime of 133 minutes and a rating of 7.7 on IMDb, with a revenue of 33,053,559. Subsequent films in the series include "Always: Sunset on Third Street 2" (2007) with a runtime of 146 minutes and an IMDb rating of 7.5, and "Always: Sunset on Third Street '64" (2012), which has a runtime of 142 minutes and an IMDb rating of 7.1. The total runtime of the entire collection is 421 minutes, and the total revenue generated across all three films is 33,053,559. The series spans eight years of activity, from its initial release in 2005 to 2012. This film collection presents a series of interconnected stories centered around the lives of individuals within a specific time and place, emphasizing light-hearted moments and a reflection on the past.