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In the heartwarming 1998 film License to Live, we meet Yutaka, a young man who awakens from a decade-long coma to find his family shattered and scattered. Once a vibrant fourteen-year-old with dreams of running the family pony farm, Yutaka’s return to consciousness is a poignant journey of rediscovery and healing. As he grapples with the emotional fallout of his absence, he is determined to reunite his estranged family and breathe new life into the farm that once brought them all joy.
The film artfully navigates themes of loss, resilience, and the enduring bonds of family. Yutaka's quest to reclaim his past becomes not only a mission to revive the pony farm but also a heartfelt exploration of forgiveness and connection. As he encounters the diverse ways his family has coped with his absence, viewers are treated to a blend of comedic moments juxtaposed with genuine drama. With a solid performance by the cast, License to Live invites audiences to reflect on the complexities of family dynamics and the power of second chances, making it a touching tale for anyone who appreciates stories of redemption and the simple joys of life.