In my opinion, this is the pinnacle of a love movie based on a documentary. It's Hirokazu-eda's imagination in this film that reaches a breathtaking height, it's simply too clever. And this amazing ingenuity gave the audience a sudden insight, and it ended lightly.
I want to cry. . .
Did not have time.
What he took away was the loneliness without her, the only way to leave her with the last gaze. She watched this last stare to know that he had left her in his memory. It was this gaze that made the 18-year-old's memory just begin. The two souls will surely meet at the next stop. Inside the silver screen, outside the silver screen, all this has never left the participation of the viewers. It's life, it's death, it's fantasy, it's real. . . It is the highest state of separation between life and death.
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