Haruka, a young recognised female entrepreneur, is forced to quit due to complaints of bullying. Her father passes away, and she returns home to determine the future of the udon shop that has been left to her and her 3 siblings. In an effort to raise funds for her new venture, she tries to convince her siblings to sell the shop. However, her no nonsense personality makes things difficult. (Source: MilhouseIL at MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- 한국어
- Native Title: わたしの見ている世界が全て
- Also Known As: The World I See Is All , Watashi no Mite Iru Sekai ga Subete , Watashi no Miteiru Sekai ga Subete
- Genres: Drama, Family
Cast & Credits
- Morita KokoroKumano HarukaMain Role
- Nakamura ErikoKumano MiwakoSupport Role
- Nakazaki HayaKumano TakujiSupport Role
- Matsuura YuyaMiyamoto TsukasaSupport Role
- Kawase YotaMatsunaga SeitaroSupport Role
- Hori HarunaMatsunaga AsukaSupport Role
Reviews
Worth its time!
I saw this movie during a Festival of Japanese Movies.Directed by Keitaro Sakon, the movie catches his audience like a storm.
A young woman with a very strong character pushes all strings of her psychological
ability in order to kick out of resignation the members of her family.
While pursuing her aims she hurts the feelings of others and of herself in unexpected way.
I liked very much the interpretation of the main lead (Morita Kokoro) but also the other
actors did a great job. There was no second when I felt bored or when I had to excuse the creators for their art or choices.
The final of the movie is open, it is fully unclear what should we expect to happen next.
Surprisingly, this open end does not feel unsatisfactory!
This movie is definitely worth the time invested in watching it!
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Simple but engaging story
The movie is part of the JFF+ INDEPENDENT CINEMA 2023 line up.If you're interested in Japan or Japanese society / culture it's well worth a watch.
The movie follows the day-to-day lives of 4 siblings while they decide what to do with the shop they've just inherited from their parents.
The atmosphere of the movie feels very real and acting is very natural. What I enjoyed most, is that feeling that you're actually in Japan.
The production is also very good, and you don't get that "student film" vibe you generally get when watching independent movies. And at 1h22, you won't have time to get bored.
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