No More Easy Life

Year: 1979

Runtime: 112 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yōichi Higashi

Drama

Set in 1970s Japan, Mariko juggles college classes, part‑time work and a revolving door of boyfriends. She is torn between her former lover, a rugged but emotionally distant man, and a newer acquaintance who seems more attentive yet remains selfishly immature. As she navigates love and independence, she must decide whether to follow either man or carve her own path.

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