Widmung (2025)

In suburban Tokyo, Ogawa experiences an unexpected isolation when the COVID-19 pandemic forces him to work remotely from his apartment. Though seemingly lonely, the programmer has built a satisfying routine around hobbies like digital piano and online mahjong, alongside tinkering with keyboards. He's also been working with a marriage agency for three years. A message from a woman named Maeda through the agency's app begins to subtly shift Ogawa's quiet life. The film explores human connection, personal growth, and life's surprises amidst urban isolation and digital life.