he's learned to give advice. >> oh, it's matsushima, the man who was complaining about his family. he's back. >> so your wife still won't let you have a dog? >> nope. >> no welcome home, bow wow? >> my daughters won't even come near me. tomorrow is father's day, and i wonder what they'll give me. nothing probably. >> you know, i had a hard time relating to my father. i had many things to tell him, but i couldn't. >> motooko started talking about himself. >> when i talk to you, it it reminds me of my dad. >> why is that? >> i felt lonely because i couldn't talk to my father. if you can't get along with your father when you're little, it doesn't change much when you get older. i was frustrated not being able to say what i wanted to. >> and now? >> now i know how difficult it must have been for my father to work and support us. i knew it in my mind, but now i feel it in my heart. it must have been hard. >> it is. >> now i see how hard my father worked for us. i really feel grateful, and i want to let him know. but it's still hard to say the words. i think your daughters are the same.

japan's first pop-up movie theater rises in the town of matsushima. over four days, the p-up cinemas showed locals 15 movies. the theater cost over $1 million to make. it seats 120 people comfortably. the seating is arranged so everyone in the audience has a clear view of the screen, no matter where they sit. thick fabric stops light from getting into the cinema. the audience can view the movie in almost complete darkness. the idea for the theater came from a famous movie producer. he says he worried whether moviegoers would find it authentic. during his career, lee has produced many cinematic hits. one of his most famous films is "hula girl." a group of girls take up hula dancing to save their small mining village in, of all places, fukushima. last year, the recession forced lee to stop making films. but after the march 11th disaster, he felt he had to return to the industry. he heard from people in the disaster area where he had produced a movie. >> translator: i was so grateful for comments like, i was inspired by your film. they gave me a deeper u