0.5 mm (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sawa is a caregiver who tends to elderly people, including Shozo Kataoka, whom she helps with basic physical needs and comforts at his daughter's request. She also assists Sueo Saito, becomes involved...
Shozo Kataoka is a bedridden elderly man who is close to death and often cries at night while drifting between consciousness and delirium. His daughter asks Sawa to sleep beside him so he can feel com...
Yoshio Makabe is an elderly man whose home becomes part of Sawa's life after she invents a story that she was once his student and became his carer. He performs household life with her, later recounti...
Hamada questions Sawa's explanation for living with Yoshio Makabe and imagines that she may be pursuing his money. This skepticism challenges Sawa's carefully constructed account of their relationship...
Yukiko Kataoka is Shozo Kataoka's daughter and the person who privately asks Sawa to provide her dying father with physical comfort. She clarifies that she does not mean sexual contact, but wants him...
Sueo Saito is an elderly former car mechanic who saved carefully so he would not burden his children. After Sawa takes him home, he becomes vulnerable to a supposedly risk-free investment scheme and a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sawa cooks, helps with household work, and gradually becomes part of Yoshio's home.
Sawa shares a meal with Sueo, prevents him from leaving after an argument, and takes him back to his poorly stocked home.
Yukiko asks Sawa to sleep beside Shozo so that he can feel comforted before his death.
Sawa carefully cares for Shozo, helping him sit up, stand, and change his diaper.
Yukiko Kataoka is identified as Shozo Kataoka's daughter and discusses his condition with Sawa.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hamada questions why Sawa is living with Yoshio and worries that money may motivate her.
Hamada questions Sawa's explanation and imagines that she may be pursuing Yoshio's money.
A caregiver moves through fragile relationships with elderly people whose needs expose questions of comfort, trust, money, memory, and human dignity.
Directed by Momoko Ando
0.5 mm (2014) · 7.4/10 · drama
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