The streets of Japan are very quiet, and everyone lives a comfortable life. The old man walks slowly on the tree-lined street, like a silent painting.
How did you feel when his dad died
I do not know
If it were me, I would cry
Children don't need to grow up your way, it's a philosophical saying that feels so profound and comes out of your mouth in everyday conversation.
The film is very simple, like an unpolished life, but also extremely warm and delicate, and it is told in a leisurely manner. Listening to the family chatting, laughing and thinking from time to time, I heard the sound of life.
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