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I love it, it depicts the veracity of gay person propensity that may never be along with heterosexual desires. It also illustrates the LGBT community wills to make a complete family akin to other people in a society.

I cried for almost the entire movie.

I am writing this review with tears rolling down my face. I think that this movie is one of the most touching and emotional films ever made.

As a big fan of gay movies, I think that this film is so unique because it doesn't only focuses on the relationship between this two men (Shun and Nagisa), it also tells the story about Nagisa divorcing Rena and them fighting for the custody of their girl, Sora.

Additionally, this movie portraits japanese culture and how they deal with gay people. Homophobia in Japan can't be denyed.

This gay relationship is treated in such a beautiful way that it got me tearing more than once. Before finishing this review, I want to mention that I really enjoyed how the city where this two gay men live is written. This city gives the movie a beautiful ambience and I just loved it.

Watch it and enjoy! Not just a gay story, a story about a dad and his daughter, and a divorce. So moving and touching.

I thought this was wonderful, and really pretty great. Definitely worth the watch (and your time). There's a lot of ways to love in this grand world. And this movie beautifully shows that love is everywhere. How love can have so many shapes and forms. Romantic love is great, to be sure, but it's not really any greater than the love for an elder, a friend, a child, and so on and so forth. Love is love is love. Love can be taken for granted, it can consume your whole existence, it can be given a cold shoulder, it can be realized, and it can be denied, but all in all... Love is love is love. There was a whole lot of beauty in this movie. Superbly acted and a delightful treat for your heart to feast.

It's actually been a few months since I watched this movie. I found it on YouTube and wanted to check it out. YouTube movies are actually pretty good. I really liked this movie a lot. It showed a good reality what it's like to be a man that loves another man. It's difficult especially when you have a kid. I felt like it was a realistic movie and it definitely shifted my perspective on things. The reason I rated it a 8 is because I feel like the ending could have been a whole lot better. I didn't really like how it ended. I won't spoil anything but don't get your hopes up for this movie. It was pretty good but not awesome.

This Japanese drama is a subdued, poignant examination of family, forgiveness, and love. The narrative examines sincerity, fatherhood, and healing. The slow tempo reflects the rural environment and fosters a reflective mood. Hio Miyazawa and Tatsuya Wakaba's natural chemistry in the movie perfectly conveys the warmth of their relationship.