My Sons

Year: 1991

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yoji Yamada

ComedyRomance

Tetsuo, a young man living in Tokyo, falls for a factory worker who is deaf‑mute. Long‑standing envy toward his college‑educated brother fuels his insecurity, but his genuine devotion guides him to win the girl’s heart and earn his father’s acceptance and support, delivering a touching and refreshing resolution.

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