Shinpei

The narrative centers on an older brother who feels out of place in society, a father who has lost hope for the future, and a younger sister who remains confined to their home. Their journey reflects the small steps they take to cope with their circumstances and the scars left by the Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent nuclear accident.

Set against the backdrop of Fukushima, Shinpei captures the emotional landscape of a family grappling with loss and resilience three years after the disaster. The film highlights the profound impact of the earthquake and tsunami on the local community, emphasizing themes of disability, family bonds, and the struggle to rebuild lives in a changed world.