今日もどこかで、彼女はラーメンを食べている―クールで無口な美人女子高生の小泉さんは毎日おいしいラーメンを求めて食べ歩く生粋の“ラーメン通”だった。小泉さんはラーメン以外のことには興味がなく他人と馴れ合わない。ただひたすら求め続けるのは“ラーメン”のみ！ラーメンあるところに小泉さんあり！ひたすらストイックにラーメンを食べ続けるその姿は見る人すべてを魅了する。ガツンと本格派ラーメングラフィティ、いざ着丼！
映画化された原作や関連書籍を読んで、映像との違いや独自の世界観を楽しみましょう。
A distinctly off-form Tommy Handley introduces this rather curious piece of cinematic entertainment that features a variety of stars from the British stage at the end of the 1920s. The mixture of musical, comedy and magical turns illustrates well just quite how a real pot-pourri of acts took to the stage in theatres up and down the UK - but there is no audience. Without the engagement, even applause, from those watching the whole thing comes across as a rather sterile collection of concert performances, as if filmed in an empty television studio. It has a couple of rather tenuous continuing threads that try to hold it together - one features a fellow with an elementary television trying, unsuccessfully usually, to catch some of the performance on his set. The other, has a more contrived Shakesperian theme to it that coupled with a lot of Handley's equally over-cooked links make this all rather a disjointed, and frankly rather staccato film to watch. As a curiosity, it is certainly worth a watch - but mainly just as a bit of nostalgia.
