Okuyama Hiroshi spins poetry from seemingly inconsequential moments.

A gentle, unassuming film about the pain and misdirection that can arise from young love.

Guided by the beauty of the landscape and the nostalgia of childhood, Okuyama constructs a quiet narrative buoyed by an understated charm.

Sometimes cinema is most effective when it dares to portray complexity without resorting to simplistic messages, because the intimate and the everyday end up saying far more than any grand statement. [Full review in Spanish]