"Exhibiting Forgiveness" Exhibits Excellence
‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’ seeks to ask one question, “What do you do when your parents are the source of your pain?”
Hitozuma chijô: Shitoyakana seikô
Naoya works for a top company, owns the house his deceased parents left him, has a beautiful wife, and enjoys a harmonious marriage. He's at the height of happiness, unable to ask for anything more. However, misfortune strikes suddenly one day. Naoya experiences excruciating pain in his heart while at the peak of intimacy with his wife, Marie. Soon after, Naoya is forced to stay home and recover. In stark contrast to the depressed Naoya, Marie is flirting with insurance salespeople and newspaper solicitors, even using lewd jokes... Naoya becomes suspicious of his wife's change. Then, his wife's younger sister, Haruka, enters the house with a man...
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Naoya works for a top company, owns the house his deceased parents left him, has a beautiful wife, and enjoys a harmonious marriage. He's at the height of happiness, unable to ask for anything more. However, misfortune strikes suddenly one day. Naoya experiences excruciating pain in his heart while at the peak of intimacy with his wife, Marie. Soon after, Naoya is forced to stay home and recover. In stark contrast to the depressed Naoya, Marie is flirting with insurance salespeople and newspaper solicitors, even using lewd jokes... Naoya becomes suspicious of his wife's change. Then, his wife's younger sister, Haruka, enters the house with a man...
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Written By:Kyoko Godai
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Cement Match
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