Capturing Dad

The story follows Hazuki, who lives with her younger sister Koharu and their mother Sawa. When they learn that their estranged father is dying, Sawa urges them to visit him to take a final photograph. This moment becomes a poignant exploration of familial bonds and the complexities of their relationships.

With a runtime of 74 minutes, Capturing Dad delves into the emotional landscape of dealing with illness and the impact of family dynamics during a crisis. Featuring a cast that includes Makiko Watanabe and Elisa Yanagi, the film presents a thoughtful narrative that resonates with anyone who has faced similar situations. Ryota Nakano’s direction guides the audience through these intimate moments, making it a compelling watch for those interested in character-driven stories.