玉木家等待了無數個春天，終於迎來了他們平和的人生晚景。

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距台灣三百公里，日本沖繩八重山諸島，一座被歷史遺忘的邊陲島嶼。戰前移民而來的殖民地台灣人，經歷農業開墾徵召、戰爭期強制遣返、二二八事件，而後成為美軍統治沖繩時代下的無國籍政治難民三十年。玉木家族，以及所有八重山台灣人的遷徙史，如同兩個島嶼之間的浮浮沈沈的浪花。2015年初，兒女們決定帶著身體日漸衰弱的老母，最後一次重返戰前的家鄉：台灣。

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The Tamakis are descendants of Taiwanese immigrants who left home during World War II and re-settled on Japan's Yaeyama Islands, which are part of Okinawa Prefecture. This documentary follows 70-year-old "Grandma Tamaki" on a precious return visit to Taiwan to reunite with her family.

 

She is accompanied by her grandson, Shingo, who grew up immersed in Japanese culture and has a Filipino step-mother. He ponders his own identity in light of his Taiwanese, Japanese and Filipino ties, and grapples with the complicated emotions of visiting an unfamiliar "homeland." The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 2016 Taipei Film Festival.

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★2016 台北電影節
★2016 韓國 DMZ 國際紀錄片影展