By contrast, there's lots of passion in The Key, a non-competition film directed by Toshiharu Ikeda. It's about a professor in 1956 Tokyo who keeps a diary of his sexual activities with his young wife. Shohei Imamura's film is about a man who killed his wife in a jealous rage. After he's freed from prison, he sets up a riverside barber shop near Tokyo. He doesn't say what I don't want to hear.
Girl gets sickness, wrongly diagnosed as leprosy, goes to hospital.
A romance between lovers who are middle-aged, married with children. After years of absence, a shopkeeper goes back to his wife, daughter and mistress. His reason for leaving is never clear. Neither is the film's point.