Ordinary stories of ordinary and even flawed people in the small town, ordinary but not ordinary, inexplicably moved, perhaps moved by the love and tolerance between the characters. Also, when the camera cuts to the scene of the poster, seeing the open arms trembling in the wind, the girl's head slowly lifts up, she is very moved. It's good to be simple and thorough, because not every attempt will have a result for granted, but it is very real. Twilight Girl's innate sense of restraint is quite suitable for this role. I still like the warmth of reality.
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