Natsuko is a nice japanese girl. She is pretty, she has a good job, and most important, she is young... The only thing Natsuko does not have is freedom.
She is imprisoned by the growing "love" she feels for another woman; Mitsu, her straight and not just emotionally, but romantically unavailable roommate. But there is this saying: The heart wants what it wants.
And Natsuko's heart... It is dreamy and unfortunately, wild.
She does not think about men at all,…
Cruel. The despair that comes when kisses are no longer the same and being with the one you love does not even get close to feeling like home... One tries to tie himself to another who desperately tries to undo the exact same ties that bind the two together. Madness...
Had we been tied up? Or let loose?
In the end it is simple, trying to tie yourself to something that barely exists only will make you cease to exist too.
The loves of youth are often ephemeral loves. They shape us, teach us to forgive, to commit, to be true to yourselves and eventually they end and become memories. Some people have the courage to make a new life, some flee. Some grow long sweet roots, while others remain stuck.
Pawel Pawlikowski's love letter to his parents, whom he describes as “both strong, wonderful people, but as a couple a never-ending disaster”, tells the story of two youths who meet…
First Reformed is an invitation to take a look at our own reality, and also an examination of where faith is placed in the world we live in — if there is a place for it.
It follows Ernst Toller, a middle aged reverend, who is been dealing with a lot of different issues in his personal life and is asked by a church-goer to counsel her so tomented husband. The counseling goes out of his control as he isn't…
