In a shadowy corner of a Japanese city marked by prejudice and social oppression, we follow the story of Yasuko, a dark-skinned woman who struggles to find her place in a world that rejects her. Yasuko, masterfully portrayed by a young actress, is swept into a whirlwind of emotions when she falls in love with Hiroshi, a man of good manners and privileged background. As their relationship blossoms amid adversity, the dark secrets of Hiroshi's family begin to surface.
The film tackles themes such as racism, social inequality, and the quest for identity. Yasuko, who has been used to seeking her worth in the gaze of others, begins to discover her own strength and to question the norms imposed by a society that views her as “different.” The relationship between Yasuko and Hiroshi becomes a refuge, but also a battleground, where they must confront the prejudices of their families and the pressure of a hostile environment.
With a bold and visually striking approach, the narrative intertwines love, betrayal, and the fight for acceptance, leading the viewer to question what it truly means to love someone in a world that seems to be against everything they represent. Ultimately, Yasuko becomes a symbol of resilience and empowerment in a society that tries to silence her.