I deeply love a few other Japanese movies that touched on the theme of acceptance of death, but unfortunately, I could not understand the point and did not feel that the nuances in this film create any deep meanings. I did not relate to the characters. They look bland and does not have clear personalities. On the first half that they portrayed the love between these lovers, I did not feel much depth in it, so it was hard to be emotionally involved in the film after the accident happened.
There were also scenes that I felt absolutely unnecessary, such as Hitoki waking up to some lights in his room and started dancing alone. What's the point of it? And why did he has to wear his girl friend's dress after she passed away. It felt weird to me and I just didn't understand the meaning. The cinematography was ok but it didn't help much, since there are scenes that seem to be so mundane and pointless. Maybe the director has his own points and message to be sent, but I just didn't get it. Sorry.
There were also scenes that I felt absolutely unnecessary, such as Hitoki waking up to some lights in his room and started dancing alone. What's the point of it? And why did he has to wear his girl friend's dress after she passed away. It felt weird to me and I just didn't understand the meaning. The cinematography was ok but it didn't help much, since there are scenes that seem to be so mundane and pointless. Maybe the director has his own points and message to be sent, but I just didn't get it. Sorry.