At first glance, this film gives people a sense of sight of a Miyazaki film. The layers of green hills, the mountains in the distance, the clouds and mists, the immortal spirit floating, reminds people of the artistic conception in "Princess Mononoke". I calmed down, and slowly, I followed the protagonist's footsteps, passing through villages, one after another, with sadness and joy. Rising and setting are just as usual. In his attitude towards worms, his values are also reflected: worms and people live in the same world, everything worms do is for survival, and it is not their original intention to affect people. So he didn't kill innocent people indiscriminately. To live together, this topic was also mentioned in Princess Mononoke. I feel that the two films have the same spirit. Perhaps the living environment in Japan has created the spirit of national adversity and the belief to live.
The soundtrack of this film is a highlight. recommend.
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