Close-Knit

The story follows a young girl who, after being neglected by her mother, finds a new home with her uncle and his transgender girlfriend. Together, they create a loving environment that challenges traditional family structures. The film addresses issues such as homophobia and transphobia while showcasing the importance of motherhood in various forms.

With a runtime of 127 minutes, Close-Knit presents a unique narrative that resonates with audiences interested in diverse familial relationships. The film features a talented cast including Toma Ikuta, Kenta Kiritani, and Rinka Kakihara. Released by Nikkatsu Corporation and others, it’s available on DVD, making it a suitable option for collectors seeking international cinema that tackles social issues head-on.