Rebirth 2011
Rebirth (2011), directed by Izuru Narushima, is a gripping Japanese drama-thriller that plunges into the dark consequences of obsession and the lengths one person will go to reclaim what they've lost.
Director: Izuru Narushima
Cast
Mao Inoue
Erina Akiyama
Hiromi Nagasaku
Kiwako Nonomiya
Eiko Koike
Chigusa Ando
Yōko Moriguchi
Etsuko Akiyama
Tetsushi Tanaka
Takehiro Akiyama
Miwako Ichikawa
Kumi Sawada
Mitsuru Hirata
Yuzo Sawada
Gekidan Hitori
Takashi Kishida
Kimiko Yo
Angel
Min Tanaka
Taki
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rebirth (2011) about?
Rebirth follows Kiwako, a woman who, after a devastating breakup, kidnaps her lover's infant son and raises the child as her own for four years before authorities intervene. The drama delves into her emotional turmoil and the consequences of her actions, exploring themes of love, loss, and the boundaries of motherhood.
Who directed Rebirth?
Rebirth was directed by Izuru Narushima, a filmmaker known for his work in Japanese drama and crime films.
Who stars in Rebirth?
The film stars Mao Inoue, Hiromi Nagasaku, Eiko Koike, Yōko Moriguchi, and Tetsushi Tanaka in key roles.
Is Rebirth (2011) worth watching?
Rebirth is a compelling watch for fans of intense dramas and psychological thrillers. While IMDb ratings are not available, its themes of obsession and emotional sacrifice make it a thought-provoking film that lingers long after the credits roll. The strong performances and Narushima's direction add depth to this dark yet compelling narrative.
How long is Rebirth?
Rebirth has a runtime of 147 minutes, offering an immersive experience that balances drama with suspense.
About Rebirth (2011) — A Heartbreaking Japanese Drama About Obsession and Redemption
Rebirth (2011), directed by Izuru Narushima, is a gripping Japanese drama-thriller that plunges into the dark consequences of obsession and the lengths one person will go to reclaim what they've lost. After a painful breakup, Kiwako spirals into a desperate act—kidnapping the infant son of her former lover and raising the boy as her own for four years before justice catches up. This emotionally charged story weaves themes of maternal instinct, broken trust, and the blurred lines between love and possession.
Set against the backdrop of urban Japan, the film's tense atmosphere mirrors the psychological strain on its characters. With its intense performances and morally complex narrative, Rebirth (2011) offers a harrowing exploration of how far grief and love can push someone to cross ethical boundaries. The film challenges viewers to question the nature of family and the weight of personal sacrifice in the name of devotion.
