Just watched Jin Min's "Tokyo Godfather", it's really good. Each of the three protagonists has a story: Miyuki, a girl, ran away from home because she stabbed her dad thinking he had thrown his beloved cat away. "Uncle" Lao Jin ran away from home because he couldn't pay his debts and was embarrassed to stay with his wife and daughter. And the worst may be "shemale" Hana, since she was born, she has been a child no one wants (Hana said: "When they abandoned children, they abandoned their love together.") These three people joined together come together. On Christmas Eve, they found an abandoned baby, and the other two wanted to hand her over to the police, but the ladyboy felt that the child was a Christmas gift from God, and on the other hand, she felt a lot like this child, are not loved. then! The story begins around this little baby girl. The story is very exciting, exciting, not detailed, it is recommended to watch. Snippets & Scenes That Warm Me ⬇️ 1: The South American man hijacked Miyuki after firing three shots and took her to a dilapidated alley, I never thought anything good would happen. As a result, he took her to the house - it turned out that his own wife had just given birth to a child, so he fed Qingzi at the same time. These two people who don't speak the same language show each other pictures together and laugh...it makes me resent my "single story line" again: it's not that the person who fired the gun is the one who did the bad thing. 2: Miyuki saw a message in the newspaper: "The angel has returned, Daddy." (The angel is her cat) and her opinion of her father changed at that time. Hana said: After all, children can never forget their parents. This is Jin Min's second film I watched. "Red Pepper" is a bit brain-burning (said secretly, I feel that Inception is suspected of plagiarism), it is a sci-fi suspense film; this is a bit moving and poignant, it is a plot ➕ black humor. Oh, that's it. In short, everyone has their own hardships and misfortunes. Don't simply think of people as bad people.
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