All's Well That Ends Well

This documentary runs for 129 minutes and offers a detailed examination of how end-of-life care is approached in Japan. It presents various aspects of this sensitive topic, highlighting the practices, philosophies, and societal attitudes toward death.

Produced by Jiyu Kobo, All's Well That Ends Well serves as an important resource for understanding the complexities of end-of-life issues. Its focus on real-life experiences and narratives gives it a poignant resonance, making it a noteworthy documentary for collectors interested in health-related films or cultural studies.