Bijitâ Q

How one Japanese family found happiness together, or proof that even a necrophiliac doesn't have it easy in life. Fortunately, all this is done with exaggeration and, most importantly, a large dose of humour (black, of course), otherwise, it wouldn’t have worked for a second. (21.04.2005)

Visitor Q has a basic storyline, and it's clear that the characters develop in certain ways, but in reality, it's just a series of scenes from the life of this family. We watch a father watching his son being beaten, a mother squeezing her nipples so that milk squirts out, and a father having sex with a dead man and it doesn't work. I see the humor and the effort in it, but this is just too bizarre for me and ultimately about nothing. (29.01.2014)