Jun-Ai (true love) (2007)

- Directed by
- Keiko Kobayashi
How it feels
In 1945, after Japan surrenders, Japanese settlers in China face hostility from villagers who lost family to the military. Two settlers are sheltered by a Chinese man and his elderly mother, leading to a friendship and love that defies national borders.
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