On March 10th, at AEON CINEMA Hirosaki (Takasaki, Hirosaki City), a preview of the completion of the short movie "Kimi wa laugh" produced by Aomori Prefecture was held.

This movie tells students in Aomori Prefecture about local employment and diversifying work styles. Six students from five universities and vocational schools attending the prefecture and video creators who are active mainly in the prefecture participated in the production. The director is "Ame Man," a "raw character" who moved from Tokyo to Hirosaki.

A story in which a high school girl who is worried about her future after graduation decides her career while being supported by her family and those around her. Appearances include Jonagold, a local idol "Apple Girl", and "Cutie Bronze," a live performer in Aomori. The shooting was done in late January at Hirosaki and Nishimeya. The screening time is about 30 minutes.

At the stage greeting after the preview, Apple Ameman said, "In addition to telling the winter scenery of Aomori and the appeal of life, it was a content that encourages the family to think about work options." "The words in the play were also considered by the students involved in the production. Since the words that the parents actually got into were included, it became a real dialogue."

"I was worried that the acting was done properly, but I was happy that some people were moved," said Jonagold, who said the acting of the movie was his first challenge. “The man came down inside me,” said Kosaburo, a cutie bronze who played a man shoveling snow, and recreated the unique snow shoveling style that he showed in the play.

A woman in her 20s who participated in the preview event said, "I had some overlap with my second year in high school. It was during my job hunting that I was able to consider what I liked as one of my career paths. I felt it would be nice if I could do what I was interested in in Aomori."

It will be released on the official website after April.