Major co-distributes Taiwanese film Marching Boys in first distribution move
The advance ticket company Major is co-distributing Marching Boys with Access-A, marking its first entry into film distribution.
Major, a company known for selling advance movie tickets, has co-distributed the Taiwanese film Marching Boys with Access-A, marking its first move into film distribution. The film was released in Japan on October 23, according to cinemacafe.net.
Set in 1990s Taipei, Marching Boys is a youth film. Major handled distribution alongside Access-A for the Japanese release.
Major's director, Akiko Nakajima, saw Marching Boys in Kaohsiung in September 2025 and recommended it to the company's president, Akira Nishimaki.
Access-A has previously distributed Taiwanese films in Japan, including Wakaba no Koro, which opened at Cinema Art Shinjuku on May 28, 2016.
Quick answers
When was Marching Boys released in Japan?
Marching Boys was released in Japan on October 23.
What is Major's role in the release of Marching Boys?
Major co-distributed the film with Access-A, marking the company's first move into film distribution.