
Fire Flower
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Release Date
8/12/2026Runtime
105 minsGenres
Overview
Yoko Hayasuke's journal is set in the wake of the tsunami and nuclear disaster after the Tōhoku earthquake. Something happened yet life goes on: Tokyo continues to expand, new soil replaces irradiated land.
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JapaneseBudget
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A meditative reflection on loss and continuity in the shadow of catastrophe, where the mundane rhythms of urban life persist alongside invisible wounds. The film finds quiet poetry in the tension between disaster and the relentless forward motion of living.
Mood
MelancholicContemplativeWistful
Themes
GriefMemoryNature
Tone
Tender
Pacing
Meditative
Look
NaturalisticDocumentary-like
Structure
Framed flashback
Heads up
Suicide and self-harm
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