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A documentary study of the circumstances and course of the drama that played out in the second half of the 30s around the project of creating "Soviet Hollywood" in the USSR - the center of the film industry in the image and likeness of the American "dream factory". Dramas in which human characters, ideological conflicts, and the spirit of the era were vividly manifested…

"Holy Gentleman" Director Ujihara-san is the boss while "Pure Virgin" Fuyutsuki-san is the subordinate of the same company. They are very dim when it comes to romance, poked at for acting like pure-hearted teenagers. However, thanks to the generous support of the people around them, they were able to become the company's power couple. Finally, their night together is ultimately here. Lying down in the same bed, they throw away the "Holy Gentleman" and "Pure Virgin" mask they always wore but...? They really want to say "I want to have sex," but due to "specific circumstances" they are unable to, their wild fantasies (or delusions) bursting without stop. Will the day come where they will be able to convey their true feelings and fulfill their desires...? (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Despite being the son of legendary boxer Keijirou Akagi, Eiji has no interest in boxing, preferring to play guitar in a punk band and brawl with his classmates. When his father's old coach scouts him, and his classmate Naoya Kusanagi becomes the high school boxing champion, his anger starts to boil up. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

An anime/documentary series about athletes present by NHK. The first episode adapts material from Tomoyoshi Itou and Shingo Morita's Weekly Young Jump biographical manga Eikou Naki Tensai-tachi (Geniuses Without Glory)—specifically the story about Hironoshin Furuhashi, the swimmer also known as "the flying fish of Fujiyama." The episode also includes interviews with Olympic swimmer Kousuke Kitajima and other Japanese swimmers about the how Furuhashi changed the Japanese competitive swimming world, as well as what sort of training is required to be an Olympic swimmer. (Source: ANN, edited)

An anime/documentary series about athletes.

Uro Yamada works as part of the "Hero Retirement and Return to Everyday Life Assistance Agency," which takes heroes from another world back to Earth and helps them reintegrate into everyday life. (Source: ANN)

Uro Yamada and a 17-year-old girl named Karon both work as part of the "Hero Retirement and Return to Everyday Life Assistance Agency," which takes heroes from another world back to Earth and helps them reintegrate into everyday life. Karon, a former hero herself, works under Uro as they tackle cases, and also lives with him, with Uro constantly failing to rein in Karon's hero-like behavior even as he tries to ingrain the behavior of common people into her. (Source: ANN)