This is a very slow movie, and there is no clear outline of the story until half the time of the whole movie, just the daily life of two brothers who can't meet because their parents are separated. This is another very fast movie, The lowered camera looks at the world with the eyes of a child. In this world where adults no longer believe in myths, those children run fast from childhood to teenagers, and innocent dreams to the scenery where the Shinkansen passes quickly, they will be dumped. Behind, this wonderful, hazy moment is so fleeting, so hard to preserve, that while you're even pondering its taste, it's gone.
It's a very full movie, full of trivial everyday details, and it's a very empty movie, and it's hard to say what a clear motivation for each shot. This is a free and easy movie. There is no criticism and no targeting. Although everyone who appears has some shortcomings or problems, they are facing life positively and sincerely. This is another very restrained movie. It does not take advantage of Adults' nostalgia for the innocence of the past, and the fetters of their relatives to deliberately create tears, misses, and concerns are all shown in a more life-like way.
This is a movie that will make you laugh, and it is also a movie that will make you cry. This is a movie that will make you feel warm when you feel the warmth, and it is also a movie that will make you feel lost when you feel the price of growth.
It's a movie that's worth spending two hours with and getting emotional.
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