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
BAD ASS MOVIE!!
I really enjoyed it! It's original, strange, unsettling and well shot.
Not as intellectual as other reviews claim it is, or the director probably wanted to be. The message of "the things that bring joy are bought in someone else's suffering" is very obvious, but not nearly so universal as this movie claims. It also seemed to waffle on whether or not this was actually supposed to be a bad thing, with the main character finally finding true happiness when she decides to play along. There were no difficult concepts here, just extremely poorly communicated ones. Not a "litmus test for viewer intelligence" at all. Also you absolutely cannot strangle yourself with someone else's hands.
Gross and boring. Now you just have me pissed off.
I really didn’t get it. A lot of the Asian horrors, I can really get into this one didn’t do it for me.