Parents and children reunite after 13 years apart, reflecting on their family's migration between Brazil and Japan.
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Parents and children reunite after 13 years apart, reflecting on their family's migration between Brazil and Japan.
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Marcos Yoshi reunites with his family after 13 years apart. The documentary follows the Yoshis, including Yayoko and Roberto Yoshisaki, as they navigate their lives across Brazil and Japan. Their experiences reflect the dekassegui phenomenon, where many Japanese Brazilians migrate for work. The film captures the tension between economic necessity and the desire to stay connected as a family.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Yoshi family after 13 years apart.
- Find out about the dekassegui phenomenon.
- See the impact of migration on family ties.
Did You Know
- The film features a family reunion after 13 years apart.
- Director Marcos Yoshi's family is of Japanese descent.
- The dekassegui phenomenon refers to Japanese immigration to Brazil.
- The film has a total duration of 105 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary Welcome Back, Farewell?
The duration of Welcome Back, Farewell is 105 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Welcome Back, Farewell?
Welcome Back, Farewell was directed by Marcos Yoshi.
What phenomenon does the documentary address regarding migration?
The documentary addresses the dekassegui phenomenon, which involves the migration of Japanese Brazilians between Brazil and Japan.
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