For mio, her future could be so perfect, but only for a few short years. She also foresees that when the child is 6 years old, she will pass away due to illness. Even so, she still decided to go to the future, to this warm and firm love.
In "Meet You Now", Takeuchi Yuko played a wife named Mio, who returned to her beloved husband and son for a short period of 6 weeks after one year of death. Are these 6 weeks of memories a miracle of life or a reluctance to part? In the delicate and sensual details, I was deeply moved by the love of this couple. Taku-kun is her husband. He has a little problem, but also has a big advantage - gentleness.
This warm and firm love made Mio desperate to go to the future, even though parting and sadness were doomed from the beginning. It is a blessing to have it.
For a person like me who has a "Love Letter" complex, it is really a blessing to see a movie full of pure love, young teenagers and a warm family atmosphere. Therefore I recommend it. The actor's performance is natural and smooth, especially the protagonist Takei Cheng, who is well-behaved and sensible, and expresses a kind of love and expectation from the heart to his mother as an actor, which is unforgettable.
Yuko Takeuchi fell in love with Shido Nakamura, who played her husband in the play, because of her performance in this film. What moved her was that this man was born with gentleness. No matter how difficult or difficult it is, the future is my future, and I will endure it regardless. This is the voice of mio.
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