Sensei

Sensei

1989 · 119 min · ★ 8.0 · Drama

In one of the districts of Tokyo, an old school is planned to be torn down after the summer holidays. The only person who is seriously worried about this is the Japanese language teacher Nakajima. He decides to hold special additional classes for the lagging students during the summer holidays, which they will keep as a memento of the old school.

Directed by Shingo Yamashiro · Written by Takako Shigemori

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