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The Men Who My Father Loved

Directed by Yoshikazu Katô

After a year away, a man returns to his childhood home in Kyoto while working part time in Tokyo. With both parents gone, his sister plans to sell the house, prompting him to search through their belongings one final time. When he discovers his father’s notebook titled “My Memories”, he uncovers a hidden account of the men his father loved and the relationships that shaped his life.
The Men Who My Father Loved is a touching Japanese drama about family, memory and a son discovering the men who mattered to his late father. Yoshikazu Katô brings unusual tenderness to the material, allowing gay history to emerge through intimate personal connections.

The Men Who My Father Loved

Directed by Yoshikazu Katô

After a year away, a man returns to his childhood home in Kyoto while working part time in Tokyo. With both parents gone, his sister plans to sell the house, prompting him to search through their belongings one final time. When he discovers his father’s notebook titled “My Memories”, he uncovers a hidden account of the men his father loved and the relationships that shaped his life.
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The Men Who My Father Loved is a touching Japanese drama about family, memory and a son discovering the men who mattered to his late father. Yoshikazu Katô brings unusual tenderness to the material, allowing gay history to emerge through intimate personal connections.