Enjoying Summer Movies in Winter Japanese Films

After getting tired of the long winter and longing to go to a hot country, our desire feels intense. Fighting the Christmas spirit, 500 Days of Summer (2010, Marc Webb) — the rabbit has become a married man.

First, watch both of the two films. They are both glamorous movies, and I swear they are Summer Twins.

Fall is coming, the seasons come and go, and I may not.

2. Gran Bleu (1993, Luc Besson) — 2013 remastered version, re-release. I heard that Jean Renault appears endlessly in the film I heard about.

The fierce confrontation between the two men, the love story, and the content are so good that I could not hide my shock after seeing the ending. The running time is a bit long, but there is a reason it is called a masterpiece.

But the ending. 3. Kappa and Summer Vacation (2008, Yuan Geiyi / Yuan Geiyi) — a story about spending summer vacation with Kappa. It has the unique cuteness of Japanese animation. A refreshing, cleansing film for the emotions. 4. Kijiro (2002) — a summer film by Takeshi Kitano, with the feel of a happy, moving 30,000-mile journey by a former gangster uncle in search of his mother. It is a heartwarming film, but within it are all kinds of personalities and healing, and love. 7. Before Midnight (2013, Richard Linklater) — a surprising finale to the previous series. I recommend it.

A love, breakup, reunion, and reality that feel like fate. That kind of feeling has no longevity or happiness.

It is not like an ordinary romance film. Young and heartbroken friends may not find it fun.

As for Taiwanese films, the first youth bicycle broadcast tour, Youth No. 9 Swimming Pool (2011, Omori Miki). I bought the DVD after seeing the actors in Gwanghwamun, Sponge House, Gwanghwamun, Sponge House, instead of Gwanghwamun.

It is fun, but the good feeling is lacking.

The most important thing is the neat Kase Ryo. 10 cups. 2007. Naoko Ogami.

After seeing the film, I felt like packing my bags for Jeju Island, so I went there too.

11. Summer Wars (2009, Mamoru Hosoda). I support Summer Time Machine Blues (2005), 12-time champion.

Katsuyuki Motohiro. Unfortunately, it has not yet been released domestically, but it is the most enjoyable time-travel film since Back to the Future.

The girl I liked at the time had a cute sister version.

14. Hawaiian Cookbook (2012, Atsushi Sanada). I remember that its original name was Honokaa Boy.