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Wash

Wash (1988)

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Veteran Hawaii-born actor Mako is never less than brilliant in director Michael Toshiyuki Uno's The Wash. The film is a study of love lost and love renewed in California's Asian community. Since his retirement, a husband (Mako) becomes increasingly sullen and withdrawn. Only when his wife (Nobu McCarthy) announces that she wants a separation does the husband begin to reexamine his life. While the story in The Wash is a familiar one, its ethnic overtones set the film apart from others of its ilk.

Unrated,

Drama

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Has much to say about traveling from the country of marriage to the land of divorce.

August 28, 2004 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice
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