Yellow Tears

Year: 2007

Runtime: 128 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Isshin Inudo

Drama

During the summer of 1962, five aspiring artists—Eisuke the manga illustrator, Shoichi the singer, Ryuzo the novelist, Kei the painter, and their companion Yuji—cram together into a tiny Tokyo studio apartment. United by a desire for freedom, they each chase creative dreams, only to learn the pursuit is more demanding than the vision they imagined.

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