The Bad Sleep Well

In this loose adaptation of "Hamlet," a young man named Kôichi Nishi rises through the ranks of a corrupt Japanese corporation, marrying the crippled daughter of his company's vice president in an elaborate ceremony that mirrors the corporate headquarters itself. The wedding cake, with its haunting design, is a poignant reminder of the dark secrets the groom's father died trying to expose. With a script inspired by real-life corruption cases and drawing heavily from Shakespeare's iconic tale, "The Bad Sleep Well" is a gripping exploration of corporate greed, parent-child relationships, and the devastating consequences of silence.