Lost Paradise

Year: 1997

Runtime: 119 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yoshimitsu Morita

RomanceDrama

They would rather be lovers in hell than suffer alone in heaven. Veteran newspaper reporter Kuki is reassigned to a book‑development department, where he embarks on an illicit affair with Rinko. Their relationship awakens a passion missing from their respective marriages, forcing them to confront desire and dissatisfaction.

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