Very typical Japanese romance. Two people are in love for no reason.
It's just that there is still a little suspense at the end, and the whole level of the film is improved.
Tell the story in order
The two fell in love in high school, but neither dared to confess. Later, in college, the boy finally mustered the courage to initiate the first date, and then exchanged letters. Later, the boys couldn't run (for the school sports team), so they couldn't bear it mentally and left school at home. Then I stopped going to school and working. He felt that he couldn't match with the girl, so he cut off contact. When the girl came to see him, he also sneered. Then the girl got into a car accident and woke up to find that she was the mother of the child and her husband was the boy in nine years when they were 28 years old. But she had been dead for a year by then. That is, she died at the age of 27. She lived a wonderful 6 weeks with the father and son in the future. When she returned to reality, she resolutely chose to marry a boy. She said that even if she died at the age of 27, I would be satisfied after living with you for a few years.
Maybe she has other options to live to 65 is unknown.
But the writers messed up the sequence, so the whole movie looks a bit baffling in the first half, but it's touching at the end.
All in all, the plot of this movie is really good, and the picture is very beautiful.
(For the sake of the beauty of the picture, the director let their family live in the jungle, and the scenery is beautiful as soon as they go out.)
But I just didn't feel particularly impressed.
Perhaps Japanese romance films are always so beautiful that they are out of touch with real life, so at least I don't feel anything after watching them.
In contrast, I still like Japanese dramas. Although the rhythm is the same, and the ups and downs are the same, there is always an upward feeling at the end, the feeling of wanting to do something right away.
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