Sudden Rain

The story follows Fumiko and Ryōtarō Namiki, whose marriage is fraught with arguments and discontent. Their disagreements range from mundane issues like weekend plans to Fumiko's habit of cutting out newspaper recipes before Ryōtarō has finished reading them. This domestic strife is observed by their niece Ayako, who brings her own marital complaints to the mix, adding to the tension and emotional depth.

The film delves into themes of unhappiness and the impact of external relationships, such as those with neighbors and family members. The presence of the new neighbors, the Imasatos, further complicates the narrative as they witness the Namikis' struggles. Sudden Rain highlights the nuances of everyday life and the challenges of maintaining connections amidst discord.