NR | 1h 22m | Drama | 2018
Few films confront the raw aftermath of suicide—the hollow ache it leaves behind and the unspoken struggles of those left to grapple with its weight. Nadine Croker’s “Continue” (2024) courageously wades into these murky waters, offering an unflinching depiction of healing and resilience. Joining its ranks is Asato Watanabe’s indie debut, “A Dobugawa Dream,” which takes a more imaginative, yet similarly personal, approach to the same subject.
