A care-giver at a small retirement home takes one of her patients for a drive to the country, but the two wind up stranded in a forest where they embark on an exhausting and enlightening two-day journey.
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Title: The Mourning Forest (2007)
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4 wins & 3 nominations.
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Shigeki Uda | ... | Shigeki |
| Machiko Ono | ... | Machiko | |
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Kanako Masuda | ... | Mako |
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Yôichirô Saitô | ... | Machiko's husband |
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Yûsei Yamamoto | ||
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| Makiko Watanabe | ... | Wakako | |
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A care-giver at a small retirement home takes one of her patients for a drive to the country, but the two wind up stranded in a forest where they embark on an exhausting and enlightening two-day journey.
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JapaneseRelease Date:
23 June 2007 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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Nara, JapanEdit
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Second only to The Limits of Control (or as I like to call it, The Limits of My Patience), this is the most excruciatingly boring and constipated film I've ever seen. Had it not been for the fact I had to watch this for a Japanese Film Club, I would have given up after the first 15 minutes. I regret not giving up, and am considering not going to Japanese Film Club next week to save wasting another 60 minutes of my life energy on it.