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A widower from Japan travels with his estranged son’s family to England in order to fulfil his late wife’s dying wish – to disperse her cremated remains in the place she loved the most, England’s Lake District. So begins a journey to a far land, a journey which is sad, tragic, redemptive and comedic in turn. A powerful and poignant exploration of love, acceptance and the pain of family loss. Hence, we have a Japanese film set in the UK.
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