Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.

For 52 years, Numakage, a massive public pool complex in suburban Tokyo, served as a sanctuary for the elderly, children, and gay men alike. Now, with its demolition imminent, the film explores the collective grief felt by the community-grief usually reserved for the death of humans.
For 52 years, Numakage, a massive public pool complex in suburban Tokyo, served as a sanctuary for the elderly, children, and gay men alike. Now, with its demolition imminent, the film explores the collective grief felt by the community-grief usually reserved for the death of humans.