[Machine Translation] Satoshi Yamato ( *How Will You Live?* ) x Miho Kanno ( *Dear Family* ) Co-starring! A tear-jerking story depicting the bond between a parent and child grappling with complex emotions, and their unwavering love. A film adaptation of the semi-autobiographical screenplay by up-and-coming director Shun Nakagawa. The director made his commercial feature film debut with the series of short stories *The Girl Who Never Graduates*, and has also been highly acclaimed for *Ka* *Ku* *Shi* *Go* *To* *Wa*. I pray for your future. Yu has been devoted to basketball since elementary school. When his mother, Misaki, was diagnosed with a serious illness, Yu who was raised in a single-mother household had no choice but to quit basketball in his second year of high school and prioritize caring for her. Although he had the support of a caregiver, it wasn t round-the-clock care, so Yu spent his days caring for Misaki while also handling household chores. Now a senior in high school, he wants to attend college in Tokyo, but he can t leave Misaki alone the sound of the call bell, always within reach, keeps him from moving forward. It felt as though this caregiving would last a lifetime, and he was on the verge of giving up all his dreams and hopes until his homeroom teacher encouraged him to apply through the self-recommendation process. However, seeing Misaki lose more and more control of her body day by day, he couldn t bring himself to confide in her about his desire to move to Tokyo. Then one day, Shimomura, the care manager at the nursing facility, informs him that with the addition of more caregivers, a 24-hour care system is now in place. Hoping for a bright future for her son, Misaki gently says, It s okay, Mom. You can do whatever you want," but [Bonus Footage] Trailer