It’s Only Talk

Year: 2005

Runtime: 128 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Ryuichi Hiroki

Drama

She meets several men whom she feels she can never truly be with yet cannot stay away from, highlighting her tangled relationships. Based on an award‑winning novel, the story follows 35‑year‑old Yuko, a single, unemployed woman coping with manic depression. The film opens as Yuko relocates to Kamata Town, where her search for connection and stability unfolds.

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