"Tony Takiya" is adapted from the short story of the same name. It basically captures the artistic conception of the original work, which is light, elegant, lonely, and procrastinating. However, part of the plot of Tony's father was deleted from the original work, but it was done without authorization. Added a part, but it didn't work. This is a lonely story. There are basically only narrations, few dialogues, and in the end it is a bit superfluous, but I already like the ending that is a little hopeful, although it destroys the artistic conception of the original work.
70 minutes is neither long nor short, and if it is longer, I guess I will not be able to hold on to it. Miyazawa Rie is still gorgeous, and I still like it.
ZT: Look, I didn't sit in the room and stare blankly at the four walls thinking. It's just that I'm more and more confused about what loneliness is all about. Does the big premise of loneliness must be built on others? Tony's father brings loneliness to Tony; Tony's wife takes loneliness away, but leaves loneliness when he dies. But is loneliness really that simple, it's all about someone else?
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