Best Wishes to All
Directed by Yuta Shimotsu
A young woman's visit to her grandparents' home leads to the discovery of what's brought them happiness, a revelation that will lead her to question her choices, sanity and reality itself.
A young woman makes a disturbing discovery while visiting her grandparents in this must see debut from Japan.
Cast: Kotone Furukawa, Koya Matsudai
Member Reviews
So funny! A total parody of Japanese superstition and myth, and a fun bizarro world play on family values. The score was amazing. This movie flew by for me.
Watched this and then promptly had to go watch some Limpia ASMR to cleanse myself. Jesus Christ that was dark.
A satisfyingly weird movie throughout with nice turns. Would be good for a party movie at night
Very bleak outlook on modern capitalism and world affairs, but excellently done. A few good twists. And a fantastic leading actress.
The pacing was a tad slow at first but very intentional to convey how peaceful the area is and to highlight the disturbing events that come in the second act (it's not Kubrick slow, though). There isn't actually that much gore, but what is there really sticks with you. The social commentary is obvious but they don't treat the audience as if they're stupid. I feel Emma of SpookyAstronauts YouTube fame described this movie best by saying it gets under your skin - it really does. A fantastic film and I look forward to more work from this director.