Kids

Kids

Year: 2008

Runtime: 109 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Tatsuya Ogishima

FantasyDrama

Asato returns to a rundown district called ‘The Street’ to stay near his mother in prison. He can take on other people’s injuries, so he feels compelled to help any child with a cut or broken bone. Takeo, a troubled youth whose father lies comatose, protects Asato from local thugs. Shiho, a young waitress, joins them, hiding her own secret.

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