Haru

Haru, a young woman, tends to a small Tokyo flower shop in the mid-1990s. Her life unfolds in a quiet rhythm of arranging blooms and solitary evenings. This delicate balance is disrupted by the arrival of a new, awkward customer, whose infrequent visits and halting conversations begin to reshape the contours of her lonely world. Their encounters, charged with unspoken emotions and eloquent silence, become the quiet epicenter of her existence, challenging her to confront long-buried desires and the possibility of connection.