My Road (1980)

Two young Japanese men travel across America, aiming for Reno, Nevada – about 1,500 kilometers away. They hitchhike, facing new landscapes and people. Their journey explores human connection, showing both kindness and hardship. As they meet different people and cultures, they gain insight into American society, examining identity, cultural differences, and the meaning of home. Overcoming physical challenges, the men find empathy and understanding through their interactions with strangers, leading to personal growth. The film is a moving story about resilience and the strength of the human spirit in the American wilderness.