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Au Japon sous l'ère Edo, deux vagabonds malhonnêtes gagnent leur vie en tant qu'"hommes de fumier", transformant les déchets des toilettes des particuliers en engrais vendu aux fermiers locaux. Okiku, la fille unique d'un samouraï déchu, fait son entrée et, parmi les tas d'excréments qui débordent, une histoire d'amour bien nourrie se noue.
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• A film that's simple and clean but carries the scent of excrement. • I can't help but feel that these two Edo period night soil collectors share many similarities with modern-day workers, even in terms of their sense of injustice. • Placing the story in the period before the Meiji Restoration gives the term "world" an extraordinary significance, but the lives of ordinary people can only be swept along with the tide of progress. • Sosuke Ikematsu's acting is better than Kaho's. MODERATION EDIT: That link was against our commenting rules.