Mitsuko Delivers

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Jitendar Canth

From the director of Sawako Decides
Certificate: PG
Running Time: 109 mins
Retail Price: £14.99
Release Date: 2012
Content Type: Movie

Synopsis:
Mitsuko is in her ninth month of pregnancy. Her parents (serial failed entrepreneurs) think that she's in California with the baby's GI father, and she's happy to leave them in ignorance. But she's actually back in Tokyo , broke and friendless. So she has her flat cleared, gets into a taxi she can't pay for, and follows a cloud back to the little working-class alley where she grew up. The place is pretty run-down and depressed these days, but Mitsuko's can-do, bull-in-a-china-shop attitude soon shakes everyone up. There's much to be done. The little diner needs more customers, the alley's elderly woman owner needs carers, the tongue-tied man who could never propose to the widow in the coffee-shop needs a push... So much to do, so little time before Mitsuko goes into labour. Yuya Ishii follows Sawako Decides with another breathless comic drama about a girl asserting herself when all around her are floundering.

Special Features:
Making Of Featurette
Mitsuko Delivers Theatrical Trailer
Third Window Films Trailers