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Welcome Back, Farewell follows the reunion of parents and children after 13 years apart, focusing on the family of director Marcos Yoshi. The film examines the impact of the dekassegui phenomenon, which involves Japanese immigrants in Brazil, and the emotional dynamics of family relationships strained by migration. The narrative centers around the Yoshi family, who navigate the complexities of living between Brazil and Japan while trying to maintain their connections.
The film captures the struggles of working immigrants and the desire to stay together as a family. It presents the personal story of Yayoko Furukawa Yoshisaki, Marcos Yoshi, and their relatives, illustrating the emotional toll of separation and the joy of reunion. The 105-minute runtime allows for an in-depth look at their experiences and the cultural intersections they face.
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.
Perfect For
Japanese Brazilian cultureFamily reunionsImmigration stories