Small, Slow But Steady

The story centers on a young woman facing the loss of her eyesight while pursuing her dreams of boxing. Set in Tokyo, Japan, it highlights the struggles of a female boxer during the pandemic, focusing on themes of disability and resilience.

The film explores the bond between the protagonist and her aging boxing club president, whose illness poses a significant threat to her aspirations. As her support system dwindles, she must confront her limits and the challenges of a sport often overlooked in discussions of disability.

Featuring a talented cast including Yukino Kishii and Tomokazu Miura, Small, Slow But Steady dives into the complexities of coming of age in the face of adversity. The film resonates with those interested in character-driven narratives that reflect on personal growth and societal obstacles.