A Drowning Man

Year: 2001

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Naoki Ichio

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After discovering his wife Kumiko dead in the bathtub, Tokio reaches for the phone but delays calling for help. He makes coffee, empties the tub and carries her to the couch. Following a night of heavy drinking, he wakes in his own bed, only to have Kumiko enter the room and calmly ask how he is.

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