Red Shoes

Name: Red Shoes
Genre: Drama
Released: 2023-02-24
Duration: 2 h 3 min
Rating: 6.8
Cast: Aya Asahina, Hayato Ichihara, Yuki Matsushita

2022
2h 3m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

YOUR RATING

Drama

Manami Ota, a female boxer, had a happy marriage, but she lost her husband Hitoshi Ota from an illness. Now Manami is raising her 5-year-old daughter, Emi, as a single mother. However, life ... Read allManami Ota, a female boxer, had a happy marriage, but she lost her husband Hitoshi Ota from an illness. Now Manami is raising her 5-year-old daughter, Emi, as a single mother. However, life does not go well as a single mother. Yoko Ota, a mother-in-law who is worried about Emi's ... Read allManami Ota, a female boxer, had a happy marriage, but she lost her husband Hitoshi Ota from an illness. Now Manami is raising her 5-year-old daughter, Emi, as a single mother. However, life does not go well as a single mother. Yoko Ota, a mother-in-law who is worried about Emi's future, decides to dispute Emi's child support rights with Manami in court. Emi is the onl... Read all

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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7onze-kris

Don't read the plot outline (it has spoilers)

The plot outline contains assumptions and spoilers,

Basicly it is a story of someone who didn't have the best life. And while she is working to make it better, people that should be helping her do the opposite and make it harder.

The lead is the daughter of a famous fighter and the movie starts in her childhood.

Something tragic happened and the movie continues many year onwards.

She now has a daughter of her own, who is about the same age as she was, when the tragedy occurred.

The movie is slow to unrafle. But it sort of works as the viewer is struggling to get by with the little information given. The lead is also struggling...

The acting of the important characters doesn't disappoint.

The director aims for certain shots and while sometimes that is a miss., t doesn't distract from the story too much.

Anyway both daughter and mother are pretty convincing in their roles and that's why I liked this movie.