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《哭泣的奶牛》《欲牛》《黎明哭泣的牛》,老農民岡宮的獨子伊藤,一年前死于意外事故。老岡宮深受打擊,導致精神出現問題,喪夫的兒媳婦法子對老岡宮不離不棄,一直在家照顧著老人。由于同居一屋,長期的相處,兩人之間產生了微妙的感情。老岡宮最深愛的母牛;花子一年前和伊藤一起遇難,法子為免老岡宮脆弱的神經再受打擊,于是每天黎明時分,都會去牛棚扮作;花子,藉以慰藉老岡宮。但是,隨著老岡宮多年未歸的女兒光子突然出現,還有一直對老岡宮的土地虎視眈眈的地產商步步緊逼,老岡宮和兒媳婦法子,平靜的生活也將被打破...
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