Leading Your Birds

The film follows Seita, a struggling musician who retreats to a mountain house with his sister Azumi. As Seita attempts to overcome his creative block, he finds inspiration in recording the songs of birds. This isolation, however, is disrupted by the presence of Azumi, a young deaf girl whose movements and sounds gradually rekindle Seita's artistic drive.

As the narrative unfolds, the dynamic between Seita and Azumi evolves, showcasing the complexities of their relationship. Their time together in the mountain house serves as a backdrop for Seita's journey back to music, while external influences, such as Azumi's boyfriend Taichi, introduce new challenges to his creative process. This interplay between personal struggle and familial connection drives the heart of the film, making it a poignant exploration of art and relationships.