The personalities are the same and attract each other. The elder brother is mature and sensible. Whenever he thinks about the overlap of the family, he is envious of watching the scene of a family of four on the platform. The younger brother is optimistic and lively, taking care of his father's daily life. Since his parents divorced, he quickly adapts, has his own hobbies and loves life and grows vegetables by himself.
The two brothers also had a lot of good times in the past. Maybe they would fight each other from time to time, but when they met again, they looked at each other in love and smiled, melting all the unhappiness.
In an instant, they all grew up, at the moment of making a wish. Each has its own pursuits and ideals. marvelous!
It's Hirokazu-eda's films that are always so calm, even the divorce doesn't portray sadness, allowing viewers to participate in it and feel it for themselves. Every detail, every action, eye language, is so real and powerful.
The most enviable thing is that Japanese children are super-mature and feel the delicacy of adults.
That's it, no need to force it. Accept reality and inspire growth.
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