Tokyo Refugees

The story follows Osamu, a college student whose life unravels when his father flees from debt. Expelled from university and evicted from his apartment, he becomes a 'net cafe refugee', navigating the challenges of life in Tokyo while taking on temporary and part-time jobs. This experience forces him to confront the realities of homelessness and the often unseen communities that exist within the city.

As Osamu adjusts to his new circumstances, he begins to discover the 'invisible' spaces of Tokyo and the people who inhabit them. The film delves into the struggles faced by individuals on the margins of society, offering a poignant portrayal of resilience and adaptation in the face of adversity. With a runtime of 130 minutes, Tokyo Refugees engages viewers with its raw narrative and powerful themes.