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An eleven-year-old girl named Renko struggles to cope after her parents decide to separate and divorce. While she is initially intrigued by the idea of having two different homes, the growing tension between her mother and father becomes distressing. Along with her closest friends, Renko attempts various strategies to reconcile her parents. When these efforts fail, an encounter with an elderly man helps her learn to accept the present and move toward maturity.

This Japanese drama was directed by Shinji Sōmai and followed his 1985 works, Love Hotel and Typhoon Club. The film features Tomoko Tabata in the lead role of Renko, with Junko Sakurada, Kiichi Nakai, and Tsurube Shofukutei among the main cast. The screenplay was written by Satoko Okudera and Satoshi Okonogi, and the production was handled by Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation and Herald Ace.

The movie has been well received by viewers, maintaining a consistent score of 7.6/10 on both IMDb and TMDB. The rating on IMDb is based on 1,700 votes, while the TMDB score comes from 53 votes.