Our Little Sister
Why this pick
Shares Still Walking’s tender observational rhythm, where meals, domestic routines and lightly buried family hurts reveal deep affection without forcing emotional release.
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Why this pick
Shares Still Walking’s tender observational rhythm, where meals, domestic routines and lightly buried family hurts reveal deep affection without forcing emotional release.
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A gently funny, rain-soaked family reunion shaped by regret and everyday disappointment, with the same patient attention to what relatives cannot quite say.
Why this pick
A delicate, unhurried Japanese drama in which food preparation and tentative companionship make room for memory, loss and kindness, without melodrama.
Why this pick
Its patient, sensory approach to mourning and its respect for silence echo the emotional restraint of Still Walking, while moving from household ritual into nature.
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01 / THE STORY
The Yokoyama family come together every year to commemorate the death of the eldest son, Junpei, who drowned accidentally 15 years ago while saving the life of another boy. His father Kyohei, a retired doctor, and mother Toshiko are joined by their surviving son Ryota, who has recently married a widow with a young son, and their daughter Chinami, her husband and their children. The family experience nostalgia, humour, sadness and tension as memories are shared and ceremonies performed.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

横山良多

良多の妻・ゆかり

良多の姉・ちなみ

ちなみの夫・信夫

横山あつし

横山とし子

横山恭平

小松健太郎