"Hey Miyata-chan, are you having fun living?" The "youthful escape drama" of these girls living in the present begins. Miyata Hiiro, who lives a college life far from "normal," goes to school and is busy with part-time work and housework from morning to night without sleep... in order to give money to her mother and take care of her. Her mother is not violent or abusive. Bound only by the words "I love you," Hiiro lives in a state of gentle despair and lack of expectations for life. One day, Hiiro meets Enaga Miyabi, a classmate who works at the same part-time job, and her life changes dramatically. (Source: Japanese = aisare-betsuni.com || Translation = MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Aisarenakute mo Betsuni" (愛されなくても別に) by Takeda Ayano (武田綾乃). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 愛されなくても別に
- Also Known As: Aisarenakute mo Betsuni
Cast & Credits
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Minami SaraMiyata HiiroMain Role -
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Baba FumikaEnaga MiyabiSupport Role -
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Honda MiyuKimura AquaSupport Role -
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Motoi ShunsukeHoriguchi JunpeiSupport Role -
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Ijima KuOyama KotaroSupport Role -
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Ikezu ShokoKimura MisakoSupport Role
Reviews
Just right
What stood out most to me about this movie is how well-balanced it is in virtually every aspect. Although it has a moody tone with some heavy subject matter, it's never overly weepy or dramatic or dark. There weren't really any surprises in a good way - there was clear set up and payoff throughout; nothing too traumatic happens, and it wasn't too abstract or vague. Sometimes movies go over my head when they get too conceptual, so I appreciated that this presented its story and themes in a more straightforward way while being subtle enough that it didn't feel like it was spoonfeeding me everything and insulting my intelligence. The performances from Baba Fumika and Minami Sara were great and I loved how naturally their characters' bond developed, which is a testament to their chemistry. It's a decidedly subdued take on female friendship and what it means to love someone, and I really enjoyed it!
