Faarian

Thanks a lot for the review. I don't know much about the Japanese culture, so this ‘Mono no Aware’ was new for me. As far as the movie is concerned, I should think about it more, as I paid much more attention to the positive side. But now that I'm thinking, I started to see the big picture better.
As you might now, I alway focus on the relationship aspect, so let me say one thing: Your point about 'moving up the totem pole' is interesting, but I can't consider this sweet Chika as an unruly child! And regarding Yushino, she seems to me more of a sister-rival than a child, but not sure about her role, as seemingly, she has some tendency to escape from responsibilities at home. Anyway, as you mentioned, with Suzu, the dynamic changes.
This is for now:)

The movie can be watched legally and freely here:
https://www.japanesefilmfest.org/streaming/wander_life.html
And I should add that I'd like the movie!

I hope someday will come that real actresses like Kaho get more respect than those actresses (and actors) relying mainly on their look

We love Kaho

thanks!

Thank you for the kind word:)

Can't agree more. The teacher's personality seems fake to me, totally disregarding her fiance in order to do his 'obligation' to support the student. It seems, to him, his fiance comes the last.

I'd like her in Dear Etranger. She is so sweet, hope her best

Too cute!

Up to now, the rating is 4/10 based on two users' opinion, but anyway, I'm interested. Please let me know whenever it's subbed (hopefully)!
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2020/01/22/films/romance-doll-shows-theres-fine-line-sex-love/#.XpcgAKtKj-Z

Let me join you in your never-ending wait!

If it'd been one night, maybe apology would make sense, but cheating for 2-3 years just means that nothing is left between the husband and wife

A bad person is a bad person. There can't be anything wonderful

I really like the drama, but if Shuji had asked Mariko to help Nobuko, things would've gone much more smoothly. As a kind soul, Mariko is ready to help, plus that she is a girl so can help another girl much better. Add to this that she is the most mature person among all of them.

Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gC-iE7_wFk&t=5070s

I watched the first two episodes but dropped it. The male protagonist seems all fake to me: At the beginning, when the woman was robbed and then hit badly and dangerously by the thief, in the most important moments, instead of trying to catch the thief or taking the woman to hospital, he just has his fake smile telling the woman: daijoubu! What's exactly ok? Are you crazy? Fuck off and do something right away!

After 3 year, thanks a million:)

Thanks for the interesting review. I dropped the series early, so be sympathetic toward the review, but aside from this, I'd like your explanations.

It's a shame no one has written something here, so here we go!