The Maid’s Kid

Year: 1955

Runtime: 143 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Tomotaka Tasaka

Drama

To repay Mrs. Kajiki for a past kindness, Hatsu leaves her Akita village and travels to Tokyo, taking a job as a maid in the Kajiki household. While caring for the family, she forms a close bond with the youngest son, Katsumi, and through their relationship discovers new perspectives that reshape her outlook on life and the world around her.

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