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[For Seniors] Recommended Netflix Titles: Dramas and Movies Filled with Nostalgia and Emotion

When you want to make the most of your time at home, how about enjoying movies and TV shows on Netflix? There’s a wide selection of titles recommended for older adults, too.

We’ll introduce engaging works, from stories you can relate to thanks to your life experience, to heartwarming comedies and dramas that let you look back on nostalgic eras.

You may find courage in the characters’ ways of life, or catch yourself smiling.

Watching together with your family could also spark conversation.

Be sure to find a favorite to enjoy.

[For Seniors] Recommended Netflix Titles: Dramas and Movies Filled with Nostalgia and Emotion (21–30)

Rashōmon

[Daiei 4K Film Festival / Rashomon] Special Footage
Rashōmon

Let me introduce the film Rashomon, directed by Akira Kurosawa.

Rashomon is based on Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s short story In a Grove, while its title and certain settings are drawn from Akutagawa’s Rashomon.

Although set in the Heian period, the film is crafted by depicting events from the perspectives of several different characters.

It explores dark themes, delving into the depths of the human heart and the self-serving mindset that prioritizes personal gain.

Sometimes we cannot even grasp our own feelings, and understanding those of others is even more difficult.

This work centers on such aspects of human nature.

After watching, it seems like a film that would invite exchanging opinions—such as “Here’s what I thought”—together with older viewers.

Railroad Worker (Poppoya)

Railroad Worker (Poppoya) Release [Announcement]
Railroad Worker (Poppoya)

Railroad Man is a film set in Hokkaido.

Ken Takakura plays a man devoted solely to his work as a railway employee, lending the film added depth.

A young girl comes to visit this railwayman, who has lived for his job without looking back at his family.

Through his encounter with this girl, the railwayman’s heart and soul are cleansed.

The era when many older people remained active in the workforce seems to overlap with the film’s backdrop of living for one’s work.

Using the movie as a starting point, it might be a good chance to look back on family memories and spark lively conversations with your loved ones.

In conclusion

Netflix offers a wide variety of shows and movies that are perfect for older viewers.

From works that evoke the nostalgia of the Showa era to stories that give you the courage to take a new step in life, you’re sure to find something that touches the heart.

These titles can be enjoyed across generations, so why not watch them with your children or grandchildren? Find a favorite and enjoy a rich, fulfilling time.