Known as the "successor of Hayao Miyazaki", Hosoda Mamoru's new work, the first work "Future of the Future" to land in mainland theaters, is heart-warming, healing, and tear-jerking, focusing on a reality that is more common in reality, but few people pay attention to The question is, what kind of psychological changes will the first child have when the second child arrives.
The film has a beautiful style and a touching plot. It travels through time and space through a different world, and presents a more macro blood story from a micro perspective.
Many children can't accept that their parents' love for them is separated by their younger siblings. Yet these are only fleeting, initial thoughts. As they grow older, most children will find that their younger siblings are their closest relatives in this world besides their parents, and they are irreplaceable existences.
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