Every picture is beautiful, and the beauty is unintentional and has a continuous narrative, and the soundtrack is also good enough for a mortal like me to hear it.
I'm not a fan of Hirokazu Koreeda. It was the first time I watched his movie, and I liked it very much with the idea of buying one for one free from Tadanobu Asano, but I didn't expect Asano to have so few scenes.
The heroine is beautiful, strong, quiet, forbearance and graceful, just like some other good things in the world, waiting for something uninternal to come and destroy her.
The past never passes, does it? It won't let it pass. People's ability to face the blows that happen to them measures their psyche, and the suffering of loved ones around them also wears them down. If you're lucky, it may still be repaired, but it's probably not as good as new.
The point of the title should be: when everyone is extremely lonely, they will see flashes of flickering and flickering in a trance, making people want to run towards it, right? I don't know if anyone really thought at some point that there was a solution through death.
Yumiko must have wanted to have an in-depth chat with her successor husband, Wang Hai's father, who owed him eight hundred sacrifices, but she could only talk about the weather.
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