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In Japan's quiet apartments, a Filipino kodokushi cleaner meets an elderly widower who asks him for one final favor before he dies. What begins as a promise becomes a quiet story of grief, family, and accepting life's impermanence.
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00:25I don't know how to kill a Gainosara, but I don't know what to do.
00:34So, Ken will go to the bathroom,
00:36Yumi will go to the kitchen,
00:38Hilo will go to the bathroom,
00:40and then...
00:41Itch will go to the bathroom.
00:42Yes, I'm here.
00:45I think I'm really happy to help you.
00:50That's good.
00:53It's a person who's taking care of.
00:54It's a person who's a little bit.
00:56It's a person who's like that.
01:01You're a person who's more interesting.
01:05You're a famous person.
01:08You're a famous person.
01:12And your family?
01:15What's that?
01:18You know,
01:22you're in the mountain.
01:24You're a man.
01:27They're weird.
01:31They're weird.
01:32You're weird.
01:38I'm going to die.
01:45I'm going to die.
02:04I'm going to die.

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