St Patrick's Day is over and it's
still snowing. . . . .
However, the Japanese dramas/movies in spring still kicked off
in time. On this spring snowy night, you can calm down and see that the narrator
is not overly delicate compared to ordinary Japanese dramas . With a warm nostalgic atmosphere, the male protagonist, from the beginning of rejection to his new job, was unable to give up even the threat of his wife, and eased it step by step---- and then he used his work attitude to persuade his wife on the spot. At the end of the funeral for his father, his wife solemnly said, "My husband is an mortuary." The theme is sublimated and laid out so that there is no pretentious feeling. This film is suitable for watching with peace of mind, or watching relatives say goodbye for the sake of meditation. The scene is real, sad but not hurt, and it can bring tears to my eyes . My grandmother passed away last year. She was away on a study tour and could not send it to the ground in person . When she saw the snow-white urn, she couldn’t help herself and remembered it . Grandpa Yao passed away, on behalf of the people in his hometown to send him on the last journey , the cold touch on the forehead on the concrete floor, I can clearly remember that death is cold, the gray may come suddenly, it is clearly visible when you are unprepared or Weeping bitterly, even heartbroken, so people are more afraid of death for this reason, and even related practitioners work. This film is to rectify the name of the mortuary, and also explores life, family, and even death is not terrible but A proposition worthy of respect I personally think that Japanese culture advocates subtlety, forbearance, and delicate emotions ----- I vaguely remember the aristocratic charm of Japan's inheritance of Tang culture, and have an almost abnormal paranoid focus on seasonal changes
The whole film changed from the bleak autumn of unemployment to the cold winter when the wife left home, and then ushered in the spring when the man redeemed himself with cherry blossoms flying all over the sky,
and the cello as the main melody
to express the theme, which is appropriate and not overwhelming.
In short, this is the I'm sitting with my arms upright, and a film played in full screen is
worthy of respect
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