2002·Drama·2h 6m
7.1
★
A young man named Teru, mentally altered by a childhood injury, runs a laundry and falls for Mizue, a lonely young woman with internal scars.
Directed by Junichi Mori
IMDB
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Cast
Yosuke Kubozuka
Teru
Koyuki
Mizue
Katsumi Muramatsu
Old Man with a Cane
Kazue Tsunogae
Old Lady Photographer
Hana Kino
Kinuyo Okazaki
Takashi Naito
Sally
Miho Miyazawa
(uncredited)
Crew
Junichi Mori
Director
Junichi Mori
Writer
Shuji Abe
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
6 reviews
Ekky yo
6.0★ · 02/07/26
Was my comfort movie during December 2024. Still don’t know why
Was my comfort movie during December 2024. Still don’t know why
reyo
8.0★ · 01/02/26
dev put me on
dev put me on
Max
fucking yo girl
fucking yo girl
Mazde
10.0★ · 01/30/25
Just perfect, i love every single second of it
Just perfect, i love every single second of it
Meena
9.8★ · 01/01/47
Yes I just watched this film, and yes it’s going on my top 4.
I absolutely adore the main character. There’s something so sweet about the way he carries himself, so cute and quietly silly, it’s impossible not to feel drawn to him. His kindness lingers in every scene, and it gives the film this warm, gentle feeling that’s hard to put into words. Laundry doesn’t just show emotions, it breathes them. Every interaction, every quiet moment, is filled with such careful honesty and realness. It’s the kind of storytelling that sneaks up on you and stays in your heart. Visually, the film is a dream. The art direction and cinematography are soft, calm, and really beautiful. Each frame feels like a still memory pulled from someone’s life. The light, the colors, the quiet spaces between words, they all work together to create something that feels fragile and real. This is such a beautifully human film, and it deserves far more love and recognition than it gets. It’s a quiet gem, tender and unforgettable.
I absolutely adore the main character. There’s something so sweet about the way he carries himself, so cute and quietly silly, it’s impossible not to feel drawn to him. His kindness lingers in every scene, and it gives the film this warm, gentle feeling that’s hard to put into words. Laundry doesn’t just show emotions, it breathes them. Every interaction, every quiet moment, is filled with such careful honesty and realness. It’s the kind of storytelling that sneaks up on you and stays in your heart. Visually, the film is a dream. The art direction and cinematography are soft, calm, and really beautiful. Each frame feels like a still memory pulled from someone’s life. The light, the colors, the quiet spaces between words, they all work together to create something that feels fragile and real. This is such a beautifully human film, and it deserves far more love and recognition than it gets. It’s a quiet gem, tender and unforgettable.
Yes I just watched this film, and yes it’s going on my top 4.
I absolutely adore the main character. There’s something so sweet about the way he carries himself, so cute and quietly silly, it’s impossible not to feel drawn to him. His kindness lingers in every scene, and it gives the film this warm, gentle feeling that’s hard to put into words. Laundry doesn’t just show emotions, it breathes them. Every interaction, every quiet moment, is filled with such careful honesty and realness. It’s the kind of storytelling that sneaks up on you and stays in your heart. Visually, the film is a dream. The art direction and cinematography are soft, calm, and really beautiful. Each frame feels like a still memory pulled from someone’s life. The light, the colors, the quiet spaces between words, they all work together to create something that feels fragile and real. This is such a beautifully human film, and it deserves far more love and recognition than it gets. It’s a quiet gem, tender and unforgettable.
I absolutely adore the main character. There’s something so sweet about the way he carries himself, so cute and quietly silly, it’s impossible not to feel drawn to him. His kindness lingers in every scene, and it gives the film this warm, gentle feeling that’s hard to put into words. Laundry doesn’t just show emotions, it breathes them. Every interaction, every quiet moment, is filled with such careful honesty and realness. It’s the kind of storytelling that sneaks up on you and stays in your heart. Visually, the film is a dream. The art direction and cinematography are soft, calm, and really beautiful. Each frame feels like a still memory pulled from someone’s life. The light, the colors, the quiet spaces between words, they all work together to create something that feels fragile and real. This is such a beautifully human film, and it deserves far more love and recognition than it gets. It’s a quiet gem, tender and unforgettable.