I Want To Live Once More: Shinjuku Bus Fire Incident

Set in the aftermath of a tragic event, this film recounts the story of Mitsuko, who is caught in a web of extramarital affairs and the consequences that follow. The narrative begins on the fateful night of August 19, 1980, when a bus is ignited by a vagrant, leading Mitsuko to contemplate suicide amidst the chaos.

As she struggles with her injuries and the emotional toll of her decisions, Mitsuko's life takes unexpected turns, including the death of her affair partner's wife and a proposal from him to start anew. This film provides a poignant look at the themes of desperation and the quest for a second chance at life, making it an engaging watch for fans of crime dramas from the 1980s.

With a runtime of 126 minutes, the film features performances from notable actors such as Kaori Momoi and Renji Ishibashi, adding depth to this intense narrative. The production by Toei Company grounds the film in a specific cultural and historical context that collectors of Japanese cinema may find appealing.