The Horizon
Hideo is sold in marriage to a Japanese farmer in San Francisco to settle her family's debt. Over the next 20 years, the couple works hard and raises 4 children. After Pearl Harbor is attacked, they are interned with other Japanese immigrants in a camp, losing both their land and their assets.
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In a dystopian future, a lone survivor navigates a desolate Earth, searching for remnants of humanity and a way to escape the planet's dying atmosphere. Facing environmental collapse and psychological torment, they encounter strange phenomena and grapple with the meaning of existence. The journey is one of survival against overwhelming odds and a desperate quest for hope.
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