37 Seconds

Berlinale 2019
Panorama
Berlinale 2019
Audience Award
Berlinale 2019
CICAE Art Award
Tribeca IFF
Toronto IFF
2019

37 Seconds

A Film by Hikari

2019 - Japan - Drama - 1.85 - 115 min.

with Mei Kayama , Misuzu Kanno , Shunsuke Daitō , Makiko Watanabe & Minori Hagiwara

Language: Japanese
Produced by Shin Yamaguchi & Hikari

23-year-old comic book artist Yuma is disabled both by profound cerebral palsy and her mother's belief that she is incapable of being independent. Now she discovers her sexuality, the true meaning of love and forgiveness.

Berlinale 2019
Panorama
Berlinale 2019
Audience Award
Berlinale 2019
CICAE Art Award
Tribeca IFF
Toronto IFF
2019

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