Not a Movie review: Until the Break of Dawn - Tsunagu
I love watching Asian movies. There's always a twist somewhere and most of the time its a theme you haven't encountered before. In Tsunagu (Until the Break of Dawn), its a story between Ayumi, a high school student played by Tori Matsuzaka and his grandmother training him to act as a "tsunagu", an intermediary for people who want to reach the dead. So who do you want to see one more time? This is basically the premise of the movie, its a very compelling one but it made me really sad and i was crying most of the time because it makes me think of my father. And i love the poem they quoted in most part and here's the entire poem/translation of it: What is life's most important task? To grow old with a cheerful heart, to be still, even when I would like to be active, to be silent, when I would like to talk, to have hope even times of frustration; to carry my cross in humility and serenity of heart, to put aside envy even when I see yo...
