Motherhood

Sayaka, a high school student, takes her own life, leaving behind a void of unanswered questions. On the surface, her family life appeared normal, her mother Rumiko loving and attentive. Yet, beneath this facade lies a more complex truth. As mother and daughter revisit the same past incidents through memory, their narratives diverge dramatically. The film meticulously dissects the fragile fabric of family recollection, where truth fractures into subjective experience, and maternal devotion casts long, ambiguous shadows.