I loved Katatsumori so much. It made me think about how the simplest moments with the people we love are the ones we end up holding onto the most.
Katatsumori (1994) || Dir. Naomi Kawase
@liamgallagher can I hire you guys to come play in my living room? I went to the see the documentary at the cinema and got a code, didn’t get so lucky with the tickets though… I'll provide accommodation, food and even show you around, deal..?
The kindest thing literature does is remind you that your peculiar little feelings have always existed. Someone, in some century, was equally confused by love, bored by society, tired of performing, and hungry for meaning.
Edward Yang's Yi Yi tells the story of the human condition so well. In its ambitious attempt to portray the day to day, we witness tiny blips of devastation, ecstasy, rage, boredom, & embarrassment—things we all live through as well. I will foreverrrrrr love this film
what’s both great and frustrating about japanese cinema is that you’ll randomly come across one of the best films of your life, and it’s somehow underseen and difficult to find. i saw this in winter last year and its impact hasn’t left me ever since.