A iMITATION interioR

The film follows Futami, a high school girl dealing with significant emotional burdens. After the loss of her father in the war and her mother's illness, she lives with her senile grandmother, which adds to her struggles. Her life takes a turn when a friend runs away from home and comes to stay with her, creating new dynamics in her already difficult situation.

A Imitation Interior is part of the PFF Partners' initiative, the "16mm Film Production Support Project," which began in 1984. This initiative aimed to support filmmakers and promote independent cinema. As a film from this era, it holds significance for collectors interested in Japanese cinema and the evolution of independent filmmaking in the 1980s.