Somebody’s Flowers

Year: 2021

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yôsuke Okuda

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A neighbor dies when potted flowers fall from a balcony of an apartment complex. A man whose father suffers from dementia begins to question if it really was an accident.

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