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Fate/Zero is a film based on a Japanese light novel. This is about a modern-day Holy Grail War, in which seven wizards fight for the Holy Grail which grants wishes. The main character, Kiritsugu, summons King Arthur to fight other wizards.

In this film, it is interesting to see characters from famous works like Celtic mythology, Arthurian legend remade and adapted for the modern age. I'm a bit worried about some character's gender changing, but it makes for a fascinating character.

But I don't think this film is interesting without knowledge about the Fate. The setting is so difficult that if you without the knowledge sees it, you won't understand it.

I think this film is interesting because the punchline is unpredictable to me. The characters are all cool so I like it. If you like magic and fantasy story and battles, you will love this work.

Gekijouban Made in Abyss: Fukaki Tamashii no Reimei is made by Akihito Tsukushi. The original of this is from volume 5 to 6 of the manga "Made in Abyss".

This is about the main character, a girl named Rico, and a robot boy named Reg, who go on an adventure through a big hole named Abyss. This film is a summary of the story in the fifth layer of the Abyss.

The best part of the film is the battle scenes. In the manga, to be honest, the battle scenes are drawn in a very confusing. I can't figure out well which character is moving in which way. But in the film, it is expressed clearly! The pictures are also very powerful. The way Bondrewd's tail moves is very cool and attractive. The background music is also very good, giving a sense of holiness.

The voice actors' works are also excellent. In the scene where Pruschka cries, I can really feel her pain. And I really like the voice of the voice actor for Bondrewd, it's cool. His voice is too attractive.

If you have read the Made in Abyss and have not yet seen this movie, you should definitely see it. The manga is great, but the movie is even better.

"Three days in Kamakura" is martial love film. This is about a Japanese woman and a British man, they have no children. They meet a half-British half-Japanese boy and spend with him four three days.

I like that the woman says "we are a family" to the British man who is impatient to have children. I think it's good that the idea of a couple always having children has been destroyed.

Children are proof of love. I understand the man's desire to have children, but there are many variations of families. Some families have children, others have no children. But a family is just a family. It does not matter if they have children or not. This film shows us an important part of the family.

One question I have is whether it is necessary to include a sex scene in the film. Maybe it's to show the distance between their hearts, but I don't feel it's that necessary.

This is a film that makes you rethink how a family should be. Many people should watch this film and think deeply about your own family forms.