In this intriguing Japanese film from 1978, we follow the story of a young woman named Yuki who, after suffering the loss of her beloved under tragic circumstances, plunges into a world of desolation and obsession. Yuki, portrayed with a melancholic depth, finds herself caught between life and death, unable to let go of the pain left by her partner's departure. In her quest to find meaning in her despair, she begins to experience strange phenomena and visions of her lover, leading her to the thin line between reality and madness.
As time passes, Yuki's life becomes more complicated. She gets involved with a group of marginalized artists who attempt to capture her suffering through provocative and chilling works of art. Each encounter with them drags her further into a state of vulnerability and unease as they grapple with their own demons. The film is a captivating blend of gothic romance and a profound exploration of loss and obsession.
As the plot unfolds, Yuki is forced to confront not only her memories of love but also her own identity and the very nature of life itself. This emotional journey culminates in a shocking climax that leads viewers to question what it truly means to cling to something that has been lost, leaving an indelible mark on the collective memory of Japanese cinema.