“The Odyssey” and Moving Forward
This showcase of Hollywood’s finest talent will certainly be around come awards season, and much deserved
Tsuma no imôto: Abunai chôhatsu
Machiko left her well-off family to work as a nurse in Tokyo. She hadn't returned home in years, having married her husband, Tokuo, despite her father's objections. Then, upon receiving news of her teacher's death, Machiko suddenly decides to return home alone. Then, her younger sister, Fumiko, comes to visit her at the house where Tokuo was left behind...
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Machiko left her well-off family to work as a nurse in Tokyo. She hadn't returned home in years, having married her husband, Tokuo, despite her father's objections. Then, upon receiving news of her teacher's death, Machiko suddenly decides to return home alone. Then, her younger sister, Fumiko, comes to visit her at the house where Tokuo was left behind...
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Written By:Kazutoshi Kamata
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Kato Eizo Kobo, Okura Pictures
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