Homesick

Homesick

7.6

Jun 06 2019

0h 28m

Drama

Two years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Murai braves danger and wanders through the no-go zone in order to spend time with Jun, his eight-year-old son.

Shota Ikoma

Shota Ikoma

Jun

Tasuku Nagaoka

Tasuku Nagaoka

Murai

Yuki Sakurai

Yuki Sakurai

Mme Kimura

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