Well, what can I say except how faultless and graceful it was? Hirokazu always has his way of making me cry in the smallest and quietest of things. I don't even have the same underlying tragedy with my family but his cinema makes it all familiar for you. Maybe it's not even about having a death in your family, I think it's about the general experience of having those special and complicated relationships with the people you live with. The ones that make up your world and dreams. I'm just grateful right now to have been 'therapized' by this because my heart calmed the moment I heard its music. I don't know about the others but I always feel like I'm a much better and appreciative person after journeying with Hirokazu.
Review of Still Walking
