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Su-ki-da 7.8 2005 Movie

Su-ki-da

Dir. Hiroshi Ishikawa · Japan · Japanese

A quiet movie about longing for each other in silence

Our take by Oppie A

Su-ki-da is a Japanese romantic drama about Yu and Yosuke, a girl and a boy studying in the same school. Their odd friendship develops as Yu starts following Yosuke to the meadow, where he goes to play his guitar. As the years go on, Yu and Yosuke grow apart — until a night of coincidence reunites them. Throughout the movie, there are a lot of silent moments shared between the two protagonists, which sometimes make for an awkward watch. But the soft sound of guitar and views of the lush meadow will be sure to fill you with serenity.

What happens

Two youths meet in adolescence, reconnect as adults, and though both have changed drastically, their love still remains.

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Oppie A is a contributing writer at A Good Movie to Watch, reviewing films and shows across the major streaming services.