Some people say that after "That Summer, the Sea of Tranquility", Takeshi Kitano began to walk away. It went downhill, but I don't think so. "Chrysanthemum" is still my favorite one. There is no wanton violence in his films, but there is a warm beauty in tranquility.
This movie, I cried and laughed while watching, the smile contained sadness, and the tears showed tenderness.
At the end of the film, we know that Kikujiro is actually the name of the somewhat naughty middle-aged man.
A little boy, introverted, silent, sensitive and lacking in love. . . The typical Japanese kid
is a naughty middle-aged man, numb, doing nothing, and losing his purpose in life. . . Perhaps the largest crowd. . .
Such a strange combination, going on the road together, looking for their mother, I think they have found the origin of life, just like the people who returned to their original places in "Swallowtail Butterfly", but they didn't pay so much. cost. . .
This is a journey of pursuit, a return of the soul. And we know that the last thing we found was the middle-aged man and the lovely people on the way.
Those large green wheat fields, white windmills, country roads, and the moon in the treetops in the middle of the night. . . It's all deeply in my heart, from the lens of Kitano Takeshi's stop, I was
infatuated with the main theme of Hisaishi's writing, and I could hear the tears and the baptism of the soul. . .
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