Himicu
Résumés(1)
Alors qu'elles se rendent à la montagne, Naoko et sa fille sont blessées dans un accident de la route. Naoko succombe à ses blessures, mais sa fille Monami se réveille, habitée par l'âme de sa mère. Tandis que son père et mari a du mal à accepter ce nouveau secret, Naoko va devoir apprendre à vivre dans le corps de sa fille... (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Unfortunately, I didn't think Ryoko was particularly doing his best here (the difference between daughter and mother, aside from a few very distinct gestures – like scratching her father under the chin – and the outfit, just wasn't visible at all), and unfortunately I just wasn’t impressed with how good she looked. Moreover, I found the film incredibly long and almost about nothing, I felt absolutely nothing from it; and that's a mistake, because the situation at hand is, after all, very psychologically challenging, isn't it? It's just that I didn't get that from their performance at all. The other weakness was that I kind of knew what was going on the whole time and how it was going to play out. And it actually did. EDIT: I went to see this in the cinema as part of Prague’s Eiga-sai film festival. I have to raise it by one more star – good subtitles really do work wonders. Or maybe it was the big screen. Anyway, I found it a bit better than the first viewing, though it still felt a bit too stretched out.
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