The unprecedented Great East Japan Earthquake and the resulting tsunami and nuclear leak have destroyed the lives of countless people, including 15-year-old middle school student Yuichi Suida. After the disaster, he lived with his mother and other victims such as Yono and Tamura in his own charter yard, and sometimes endured the harassment of his gambling father and the debt collector Kaneko. Among her classmates, Keiko Chazawa is the only one who admires Sumita. She records every wonderful quote of Sumita and breaks into each other's life by herself.
Hope in despair, don't give up if you live. The mortals and the greats seem far away but within reach, nothing more than that the mortals have done a great thing. The girl by the candlelight, a gun in the ruins, one is the future and the other is the end. Come on, run down.
It's easy to spoil a movie after watching it. At first, I was resentful about why the ending was like this, but when I think about it carefully, the theme has been revealed as early as the first half, but I just brought in too much personal emotion for selective memory.
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