Shabondama

Izumi is an urchin who was set adrift by his parents. He is a thug, a thief and a predator. on the run from the cops he takes to the mountains of Miyazaki in southern Japan where he happens to come to the aid of an older local woman. Staying at the woman's house he is taken in not only by her, but also by the villagers. It can but only affect him.

The movie of course belongs to Kazuyuki Aijima and Etsuko Ichihara, both fine accomplished actors who deliver all that is expected and more. Credit is also due to the script - simple, elegant, yet intelligent to make the audience focus.

I've always loved this movie and watched it many times.

This movie fires on all cylinders! It was CRAZY! Kazuyuki Aijima played his role with enthusiasm but Etsuko Ichihara is...well.. Etsuko Ichihara! It's definitely a Friday night flick

Where I Belong is nothing short of an amazing movie. If there's anything I can say, it's that it is the best movie I have seen. Not only does it have the impressive set pieces and enough action to last you a lifetime, it has an emotional core and you actually get to care about each and every single character.

I gave this film a ten stars because I can't find any faults with it! The characters were lovable, and you could feel for them, the acting was brilliant from start to finish!

It's a great movie I give it 10 out of 10

There are very few quality Drama film, except that movie. Highly recommend!