Release of DOPPEL
2026-08-24 08:35:04

The Highly Anticipated Blu-ray and Making DVD Release of Film DOPPEL

The Release of DOPPEL Blu-ray and Making DVD



Introduction
DOPPEL, directed by Kenji Tani, is a psychologically gripping film that premiered in theaters on April 17, 2026. Produced by Seven Film Co., Ltd., known for its successful series Chuisou Journey, DOPPEL explores the life of a young, ambitious actor caught between the lines of reality and performance.

Starring Daisuke Morisaki, this film marks his first leading role, alongside prominent actors such as Shohei Hashimoto and Yusuke Hino. Morisaki, previously known for his work with the global boy band BLANK2Y as the leader of Celest1a, has received significant attention, particularly from the Gen Z audience, as he ventures into acting.

The movie takes place within a highly popular theater troupe, Gekidan Byakuya, and follows the central character, Noboru Mitsui, who is cast as an emotionless murderer in an upcoming play. As he immerses himself deeper into his role, Mitsui struggles to differentiate between his real-world identity and the character he portrays.

The initial theatrical release garnered over 900 attendees and quickly rose to fame, extending its screening period due to popular demand. In May, the film climbed the rankings of Movie.com, moving from 309th to 9th place, showcasing its growing popularity.

On-Demand Streaming and Bonus Broadcast
Following the success of its theatrical release, DOPPEL was made available for online streaming for nine days in August 2026, featuring a special edition that included a reading play with Daisuke Morisaki and Shohei Hashimoto, performed at a completion screening event in December 2025.

Blu-ray & Making DVD Details
Now, fans can enjoy DOPPEL in the comfort of their homes with the release of the Blu-ray and Making DVD. The Blu-ray will feature the full movie and a roundtable discussion with the cast, offering insights into their experiences. The Making DVD includes behind-the-scenes footage, allowing fans to see the creative process from a different perspective.

Additionally, a limited edition set combining both the Blu-ray and Making DVD is available for pre-order until September 30th, 2026. This special package includes exclusive merchandise: an acrylic panel and a postcard featuring the same design. Customers can choose from eight designs, adding a personal touch to this collectible.

Product Overview:
1. Blu-ray (Main Feature + Roundtable): 6,600 yen (tax included)
2. Making DVD: 2,750 yen (tax included)
3. Limited Edition Set (Blu-ray + Making DVD): 7,850 yen (tax included)
- Includes:
- Acrylic panel (choose one from 8 designs)
- Postcard

Pre-order Period:
Until September 30, 2026, via BASE
Visit the Official Site

The Journey of Creation
DOPPEL stands as Tani's latest endeavor following Chuisou Journey Reenact, which sparked interest across 30 theaters nationwide, showcasing the emotional journey of actors enmeshed in their roles. The film's story revolves around Mitsui's realization of his artistic struggles and his intense desire to reclaim his original, unconfined performance style.

Character interactions between Mitsui, mentor Terada (played by Shintaro Asanuma), and seasoned actors reflect personal experiences, highlighting the transformative power of theater. Known for connections across various shows like Kamen Rider and Ensemble Stars, the ensemble cast brings diverse talent together, weaving a captivating narrative through the world of acting.

As Mitsui immerses himself in the role assigned to him, can he balance his identity and artistic expression? DOPPEL promises to engage audiences as it delves deep into the psyche of performers.

Cast & Crew:
  • - Daisuke Morisaki
  • - Shohei Hashimoto
  • - Yusuke Hino
  • - Taro Hasegawa
  • - Shintaro Asanuma

Screenplay by: Taro Hasegawa
Directed by: Kenji Tani


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