Cha no aji, (The Taste of Tea)

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Plot: A spell of time in the life of a family living in rural Tochigi prefecture, north of Tokyo. Though her husband is busy working at an office, Yoshiko is not an ordinary housewife, instead working on an...( read more read more... ) animated film project at home. Uncle Ayano has recently arrived, looking to get his head together after living in Tokyo for several years. Meanwhile, Yoshiko's daughter Sachiko is mainly concerned with why she seems to be followed around everywhere by a giant version of herself.

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  • engrymfilm
    engrymfilm
    5.0 Stars
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    October 13, 2008
    The settings make this movie seem real chill but only on a visual level (and that's not a bad thing). Each family member is developed well enough for the person watching to form a genuine care for each one of them.
  • DrBenway
    DrBenway
    4.5 Stars
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    August 24, 2008
    Contrary to those Oscar-heralded pieces of garbage, this is a movie that doesn't structure its characters into the confines of a narrative pie chart and doesn't treat these individual experiences as manipulated moments for the audience to laugh at, but as a collective recollection we can all fondly recall as at least partially our own. Too many films falsely pretend that people aren't inherently weird. Here, that quality is the one most celebrated.
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