No Place to Go

The story follows Michiko, who loses both her job and her home due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. With new job opportunities scarce and public places like diners and internet cafes closed, she finds herself in a desperate situation.

Set against a backdrop of darkness illuminated by a bus stop, the film captures the emotional toll of losing one's job and stability. It delves into the complexities of houselessness and the human experience during a time of crisis.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, No Place to Go features performances from a notable cast including Yuka Itaya and Ayaka Onishi. The film's portrayal of unemployment and the struggle for survival makes it a poignant addition to the drama genre.