Asa ga kuru

A bunch of emotionally stunted people who seems to do everything in slow motion. Half of the dialogues consist of people whispering as if they're constantly frightened. Very infantile and they seem to think almost everything is embarrassing.

Perhaps interesting for those studying Japanese culture but of no value to others who want to watch a movie to get some entertainment.

Slow, slow and once again slow. The plot could be presented in an hour instead of more than two. But there's a reason Japanese film rarely mean success on the international movie scene.

Turn it off before you even consider watching it!