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Hashi

2009, Japanese. Directed by Sherman Ong.

A film that deals with very relevant issues in our everyday lives, Hashi centres on 3 women from 3 age groups - Shino(50s), Junko(30s) and Momo(20s). Momo is a bento (box lunch) delivery girl who sends bento lunches to Shino and Junko, who are colleagues in an office. Momo would always tell her dreams to Shino or Junko. One day Shino gets a call from an ex-boyfriend whom she has not met for 30 years. Junko has doubts about her relationship with her boyfriend. Their 3 lives cross and diverge in oblique and tangential ways. As the story weaves around issues of love, relationships, insecurity, death and the blurring between dreams and reality, the men in their lives are always present but hardly seen or heard.

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1h 51m
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Japanese
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Released
24 January 2009
Original title
はし
Country
Japan, Malaysia, Singapore

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Hashi runs 111 minutes (1h 51m).

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Hashi isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 24 January 2009. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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If you liked Hashi, try Hounddog, The Ballad of Narayama, One Million Yen Girl.

Who directed Hashi?

Hashi (2009) was directed by Sherman Ong.

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