The painting style, plot setting, and character creation are flat and lightly weakened the conflict of events. Even the final depiction of death is so peaceful. There are not too many lines. It's like there's never been such a person at home
I like the picture of the film very much, although it is telling a sad story, but the color of the picture is bright most of the time, and the bgm is also a soft Japanese tone. I didn't want to convey the feeling of sadness at all. In fact, life is like this most of the time, although it does not involve death. There is not much in ordinary life itself that is worth griefing. Keeping this attitude of not taking pleasure in things and not taking sorrow for yourself seems to be lightening up in everything. You don’t have to cry and make noise. Fight life with a straight face. Fighting life is so light. Of course, putting love in the bottom of my heart, even complaining, thanking, and guilt, and not saying it is an ending.
I also like the handling of details, especially the scene where the convenience store employees have been rolling plastic bags about three times, although I don’t quite understand the meaning of the rolling, but it’s really addicting to watch…
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