South Bound

The film centers on Uehara Jiro, a sixth-grader dealing with the fallout of his parents' extremist past. His father, Ichiro, is unemployed and often reacts angrily to perceived injustices, creating tension within the family. After a violent incident, the Uehara family relocates to Iriomotejima, seeking a fresh start, but soon find themselves embroiled in local controversies surrounding a resort development plan.

As the situation escalates, Ichiro and his wife, Sakura, face arrest but manage to escape, forcing them to live as fugitives. Despite the challenges, Jiro and his siblings remain supportive of their parents' resistance against societal pressures. This film captures the struggles of a family caught between personal beliefs and societal expectations, making it a unique entry in the comedy-drama genre.