60-sai no rabu retâ

Name: 60-sai no rabu retâ
Genre: Drama
Released: 2009-05-16
Rating: 6
Cast: Chie Ayado, Jung Ayul, Yûko Genkaku

2009

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThree parallel love stories involving Tokyo couples well into the second half of their lives. A workaholic man leaves his wife after 30 years of a loveless marriage. A couple that is constan... Leer todoThree parallel love stories involving Tokyo couples well into the second half of their lives. A workaholic man leaves his wife after 30 years of a loveless marriage. A couple that is constantly bickering rediscovers their love when faced with a serious health issue. A woman whose... Leer todoThree parallel love stories involving Tokyo couples well into the second half of their lives. A workaholic man leaves his wife after 30 years of a loveless marriage. A couple that is constantly bickering rediscovers their love when faced with a serious health issue. A woman whose career has been far more successful than her love life tries to connect with a widower wh... Leer todo

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Not bad but . . .

If you want high drama or pretentious cinema, this isn't the movie for you. If you want to see a nice, quiet love story with some superbly realized, if flawed characters, this provides a nice way to pass a Sunday afternoon. I thought the actors were exemplary - they were all very believable, so you can't help feeling for them even when you know they are wrong. There were lots of nice comic relief touches and small twists to keep you interested and make the movie entertaining. The Hollywood-style ending spoils the overall effect which is still not bad although women, my feminist-leaning wife included, may not be pleased with the finale. Provides good insight into contemporary Japan and Japanese communication styles, too.