That Person, That Day

This film centers on two brothers from a kiln-owning family in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture. As they navigate their complicated relationship, the younger brother inherits the family kiln, leading to emotional conflicts and reflections on their father's selfishness. The arrival of a mother and daughter, displaced by the Great East Japan Earthquake, adds another layer to their story.

Through the lens of Arita-yaki, or Arita porcelain, the film presents themes of reconnection and realization among estranged family members. The craftsmanship of Arita porcelain serves not just as a backdrop but also as a symbol of tradition and emotional bonding. The film's narrative weaves together personal struggles with broader societal issues, creating a poignant portrait of resilience and familial ties.