A personal review of japanese movies that i've watched
If you want to read my review of Not Quite Dead Yet, read this post. In 一度死んでみた, Nanase hates everything about her father, a cold and distant workaholic scientist who is president of a large pharmaceutical company. All she wants most is for her father to drop dead and, unexpectedly, her dream comes true.
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If you want to read my review of Our Little Sister, read this post. In 海街diary, Chika, Yoshino and Sachi are three sisters who were abandoned by their father, a long time ago. But, decide to attend his funeral and there they discover that they have a younger sister, Suzu, who has no one to stay with.
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If you want to read my review of Last Letter, read this post. In ラストレター, Yuri Kishibeno is mistaken for her late sister, Misaki, by her first love, Kyoshiro Otosaka. Afterwards, she receives a message from him saying that he still loves Misaki from childhood. So Yuri decides to answer him, in a way to keep Misaki’s memory alive.
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TÔRI MATSUZAKA AS SAEKI FUMI.
If you want to read my Review of Your Lie in April, read this post. In 四月は君の嘘, Kousei Arima was a promising pianist. But, trauma left him unable to hear the sound of his instrument. Until he meets Kaori Miyazono, a violinist who sees the world through the lens of freedom and as if there is no tomorrow.
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If you want to read my review of The Wandering Moon review, read this post. In 流浪の月, a young college student, Saeki Fumi, offers shelter in his home to a 10-year-old girl, Sarasa Kanai. Even traumatized by their pasts, they connect. But, now she is being sought by the police and he is accused of kidnapping.
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