Yoshifumi Tsubota reflects on his relationship with his uncle, who has a slight autism diagnosis, while addressing aging and disability care in Japan.
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Yoshifumi Tsubota reflects on his relationship with his uncle, who has a slight autism diagnosis, while addressing aging and disability care in Japan.
Synopsis
Yoshifumi Tsubota spends time with his uncle, who lives alone and has a slight autism diagnosis. Over 119 minutes, Tsubota captures candid moments that reveal his uncle's distinct personality. As someone with a developmental disability, Tsubota reflects on their relationship and his own experiences. The film addresses social issues surrounding aging and the care of disabled individuals in Japan. Through personal narratives and intimate footage, Tsubota emphasizes the need for understanding and compassion in society.
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Why Watch
- Meet Yoshifumi Tsubota and his uncle with autism.
- Find out about the realities of aging and disability care.
- See intimate moments that reveal personal connections.
Did You Know
- Yoshifumi Tsubota is both the director and a subject of the film.
- The film has a runtime of 119 minutes.
- It was produced in Japan, indicated by the country code 'JP'.
- The film is in Japanese, as noted by the language code 'ja'.
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Who directed the documentary 'What Can You Do About It'?
Yoshifumi Tsubota directed the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary 'What Can You Do About It'?
The duration of the documentary is 119 minutes.
In which country was 'What Can You Do About It' produced?
The documentary was produced in Japan.
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