Sometimes, in the rush of everyday life, we forget to look at what is right in front of our noses. In Perfect Days , legendary director Wim Wenders takes us to the streets of Tokyo, where we follow Hirayama. He cleans public toilets with a dedication that borders on the sacred. His life is structured and simple: the care of his plants, the light dancing through the leaves ( komorebi ), and the analog sounds of his cassette tapes. Perfect Days is not a film about grand dramas, but an ode to contentment and finding happiness in the smallest details. A heartwarming cinema experience that will leave you looking at the world with a different perspective. PRACTICAL: The film's running time is approximately: 2 hours. Don't forget to bring your own chair! This open-air film is organized by Wijkoverleg Kontich-Kazerne, with the support of the Vrijetijdsdienst van Kontich.