This film is the first film I've watched Hirokazu-eda, and it's also the one I think the pace of his films is a little less slow and the most colorful. It is a very Japanese-style beautiful film that you can close your eyes after watching it and feel that the waves are by your side and the fireworks are on the top of your head. The film tells the story of a 14-year-old girl who moved to Kamakura, the ancient capital of Linhai, to live with her three half-sisters due to the death of her father. From this, the life of the four sisters, crying and laughing, unfolded... Fresh pictures, simple lives, The warm and tangled human relationship, such as the water life, permeates the true meaning of life and death. I really like this kind of light feeling. Everything happens so quietly and beautifully. There is no strong expression, but it is the warmest and most reliable existence for each other. I feel that although the world is not so beautiful, it is still a very cute film.
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