Faarian

Tamaki loses one girl but wins 100000 girls (and guys) over the world:)

Sadly true!

I love the fact the you're so serious about the character's disease. From time to time, I myself check if there is any cure for 'Aya' (Spinocerebellar Ataxia-1 Litre no Namida (2005)) or 'Takuto' ( A.L.S.-Boku no Ita Jikan (2014)!
I also checked your profile description and found some similarities between yours and mine! It seems we share some important things:)

I call him "Pain Master", meaning that for a second of fleeting shiawase. one has to bear decades of pain. Everything begins with pain and ends with pain.

haha:)

Thanks:)

I also love it so much!

please tell me if the movie is availabe somewhere on the internet!

It's getting sub and it's one of great of good old days!

better=happier?

Thank you!

Unfortunately, I don't have any other links. Raredorama provided the mediatory links to Mega.nz but now they aren't working, even though Mega.nz links seem to work. We need direct links to mega.na, but the only one that I have is the one I pasted above 2 years ago.
You can comment on Raredorama and ask people to update the links, but I'm not sure when they'll do that

Actually there is a place to watch, but with no subs

AvistaZ but you need to register first

It seems so:)

I only found this, not sure what this is exactly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5ZsXSSiIwc&ab_channel=%E3%81%92%E3%82%93%E3%81%9F%E3%82%93%E3%81%94%E3%82%93%E3%81%9F%E3%82%93

Thank you for the review. Like you, I'll try to find it:)

I suggest you watch Pure (1996). I think Kimi ga Oshiete Kureta Koto (2000) is like a poor imitation of that. Maybe I'm wrong, but anyway Pure is worth watching I think.

The 'kissing' scenes, where she borrows something from her Kurdish tradition is so delicate. She explains: "We do this to say both "Hi" and "Goodbye"". The guy asks: "Was this one "Hello" or "Goodbye""? And no one knows the answer, except for the goddess of Love!

The 'kissing' scenes, when she borrows something from her Kurdish tradition is so delicate. She explains: "We do this to say both "Hi" and "Goodbye"". The guy asks: "Was this one "Hello" or "Goodbye""? And no one knows the answer, except for the goddess of Love!