As the freelance journalist, Kazuhiko Okabe, delves deeper into the case of fine arts photographer Isaac Evers, he becomes increasingly intertwined with the photographer's mysterious past and the enigmatic woman he photographed, Yuriko Oyamada. Despite the case being closed with Isaac already sentenced to prison for the death of Yuriko during a photo shoot that went up in flames, Kazuhiko is determined to uncover the truth behind what happened that fateful day.
Throughout his investigation, Kazuhiko becomes increasingly drawn to Isaac's intense personality and begins to question whether he truly committed the crime. As he builds a relationship with the artist, he realizes that there is more to the story than he initially thought and starts to uncover secrets that have been buried for years.
Throughout the film, Kazuhiko struggles with his own morality as he becomes increasingly invested in the case. He not only risks his reputation as a journalist but also his own safety as he uncovers the shocking truth of what really happened during Isaac's photo shoot with Yuriko.
In Last Winter, We Parted, director Tomoyuki Takimoto expertly crafts a psychological thriller that tangles the audience in a web of intrigue. With stunning performances from all of its actors, Last Winter, We Parted is an intense, gripping film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
