A nurse in training visits her grandparents in rural Japan. But the idyllic landscape, infused with apparent bliss and carried by the steady sound of crickets, soon starts to show cracks. Grandma and grandpa’s behavior is bizarre, and the young woman starts to sense that there’s an eerie secret slumbering in the old house. Produced by Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge), Best Wishes to All is a breathtaking, unfathomable commentary on the aging Japanese society and young people’s urban migration, devised as a social-horror piece with dark humor and an even darker outlook. (mk)