With an accounting mistake leading to being stranded in the desert, it’s hard to predict where VIVANT would lead us to. As corporate employee Yusuke tries to undo his supposed accounting error, he gets into a series of surprising events including having to negotiate with a terrorist, being accused of a bombing, and escaping to a Japanese embassy… and that’s just in the first episode. But rather than feeling overly complicated, the story feels exciting, like something akin to a spy thriller, with its large-scale sets, multi-country stakes, and the mystery of a secret organization. Vivant feels totally unexpected and out of left field, but it’s definitely a unique and entertaining watch.
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Genre
Drama
Director
Katsuo Fukuzawa
Actors
Fumi Nikaido, Hiroshi Abe, Kaho Mizutani, Kazunari Ninomiya, Martin Starr, Masato Sakai, Tori Matsuzaka
Language
Arabic, English, Japanese, Mongolian
Mood
Action-packed, Binge-Worthy, Gripping, Original, Thrilling
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Can not stop watching.if you understand Japanese must watch !mind blowing !