Shiawase no Masukatto

Name: Shiawase no Masukatto
Genre: Drama
Released: 2021-05-14
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Yuko Doi, Riko Fukumoto, Hatsunori Hasegawa

2021
1 Std. 33 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

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Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThis is a beautiful story, allegory, metaphor full of surprises. The main protagonist is a young woman named Haruna Soma who has moved to a bigger city to start a new chapter.. Her character... Alles lesenThis is a beautiful story, allegory, metaphor full of surprises. The main protagonist is a young woman named Haruna Soma who has moved to a bigger city to start a new chapter.. Her character is gumption filled and cheery learning along the way about her life, the lives of others ... Alles lesenThis is a beautiful story, allegory, metaphor full of surprises. The main protagonist is a young woman named Haruna Soma who has moved to a bigger city to start a new chapter.. Her character is gumption filled and cheery learning along the way about her life, the lives of others and what it means to "listen". There is much more to a story about starting a new career a... Alles lesen

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Cliched B-level Japanese movie

I found this movie on Hoopla. I have lived in Japan, so I like to look for Japanese movies and have had good luck with three movies I watched on Hoopla before this one. This, however, was not top-flight. Despite having fine actor Takenaka Naoto in a main role--see him in "Shall We Dance" if you're not familiar with him--the movie had something of a paint-by-numbers feel in a number of instances, being particularly cheesy and sentimental with a scene near the end that was extremely unrealistic. The dialog and music usage was also often amateurish. It's not a horrible movie by any means, but don't be fooled into thinking you will be watching something profound.