Cloud
Directed by Kiyoshi KurosawaRyôsuke Yoshii, a young man who sells good online, ignites a series of cyber incidents that escalate to the point of placing him in mortal danger. The lines between what is physical and what is virtual are quickly blurred despite the supposed anonymity that an internet pseudonym offers.
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- andy bNovember 1, 2025bro i have no idea really what kurosawa was really trying to do with this. didn't feel anything like his other work. still can't say it was bad, just feel like his talents weren't really channeled here. still well worth watching... everybody need a friend like sano though
- hairydemon2d agoA very well made load of crap. What starts as a preposterous but "maybe" believeable scenario slowly devolves into the ridiculous pretty fast. By the end, and I won't spoil it for you if you want to be suckeed by other reviews, i despised the director and the stupid choices he had made. I was even more worried about the reviewers showering this inane drivel with praise. Just because it is shot nicely does not mean that it is good.
- Kevin WardJune 30, 2025Cloud from Kiyoshi Kurosawa is a slow-burn thriller about greed, self-interest, and the consequences of living without conscience. Masaki Suda plays Ryousuke Yoshii, a coldly transactional reseller who flips whatever he can—medical appliances, "designer" bags, collectible toys—using cutthroat tactics to source goods without concern for who gets hurt. As for the quality, legitimacy, or provenance of the items, he pleads ignorance—so long as he’s cashed out before the fallout. When Yoshii turns down a promotion at his factory job to pursue his side hustle full-time, it’s the first step in a quiet unraveling. Cloud plays like a morality tale—a cynical critique of capitalism where, in the end, capitalism eats the capitalist. Yoshii and his girlfriend Akiko (Kotone Furukawa) move to the countryside, a shift that props up their surface-level goals and shared materialism—a fresh start built on the same hollow foundation. But as Yoshii’s reseller persona, Ratel, starts attracting backlash, a karmic wave builds. It’s solidly entertaining, even if some of the messaging is a bit overt—especially in the broadly drawn character of Akiko, whose arc could’ve used more nuance.
- Timeless CinemaOctober 30, 2025Through the actions of each character, Cloud builds from a quiet thriller into an entertaining action climax. As all players commit to their decisions & face their final consequences.
- badhandbananaOctober 23, 2025Horrifying, funny, and surreal. A must watch, especially for fans of Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Saying too much would be spoiling it, so I recommend just going in with an open mind.
- russrev1ewsOctober 22, 2025I think something must’ve been lost in translation because this movie didn’t make a ton of sense at the end. It’s almost like David Lynch got to edit the last 2 minutes.
Cloud Trivia
Cloud was released on September 27, 2024.
Cloud was directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa.
Cloud has a runtime of 2 hr 4 min.
Cloud was produced by Yumi Arakawa, Nobuhiro Iizuka, Yuki Nishimiya.
The key characters in Cloud are Ryōsuke Yoshii / 'Ratel' (Masaki Suda), Sano (Daiken Okudaira), Akiko (Kotone Furukawa).
Cloud is rated Not Rated.
Cloud is an Action, Horror, Thriller film.
Cloud has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.