Cherry Blossoms

The film follows Trudi Angermeier as she navigates the challenges of her husband Rudi's terminal illness. She arranges a trip to Berlin, hoping to connect with their children while keeping the true reason for their visit a secret from Rudi.

With a runtime of 127 minutes, Cherry Blossoms delves into intimate themes such as marriage, dying, and the transformative power of new love. The film uniquely incorporates elements of butoh, a form of Japanese dance theater, adding a cultural dimension to its narrative.

Doris Dörrie's direction brings depth to the story, showcasing the complexities of familial relationships and the impact of cancer on a marriage. Collectors may appreciate the film's exploration of these emotional themes, making it a notable entry in the Cherry Blossoms collection. Available formats include DVD, providing options for physical media enthusiasts.