Juste l'espace entre nous

They said it's the first Korean animated film, so I lowered my expectations a little, but man, it exceeded them so much. This film is so beautiful. The places in the film look real. There are parts that are heartwrenching, so I cried while watching it. I can't describe the feelings after watching it because they linger. The OST is also good.

Good job to the director; you did it so well, even though you tried a different approach-one that is not common or conventional. Now I understand why you took the risk of hiring actors instead of voice actors this time.

All I can say is it's worth watching, and I'm thinking of rewatching it.

This film is suitable for those of you who are looking to relieve stress with a sweet romance story.

The movie brings us an unlikely relationship between people from different worlds. It shows how love can be complicated, and dreams can only make it more difficult. However, it also shows how that connection is hard to find and impossible to give up on. It is a beautiful love story which shows careers are important too, but knowing someone out there loves you in a way nobody else could is what shines through. The animation is beautiful, the music complements every scene, and the emotional rollercoaster keeps you wanting to watch more.

This is a Korean production and they did a good job. The story is set in the year 2051 and follow events both on Earth but also follows some astronauts on a space ship and their stories are intertwined.

I will not write too much about the actual plot as you should disover this for your self. It's beautifully animated and the music is also good and play an important part in story as one of the lead characters is a member of a band.

It's not fast paced, but with enough going on to keep you interested.

In summary : Watch it if you like animated films that are a bit different with a good story.

A visually stunning Netflix movie that combines melancholy reflection with sci-fi romance. The story, which is set on a space station circling a fading star, centers on two lonely souls who manage to unite amid the chaos of the cosmos. The film's remarkable photography and heartfelt performances, particularly from the main actors, give it emotional weight even though it periodically veers into slow pacing and frequently relies on well-known clichés. Moments of silence are elevated to artistic levels by the soundtrack, which gives the story an ethereally lovely dimension. Even while it doesn't always achieve the emotional depth it seeks, it's nevertheless a worthwhile atmospheric experience to watch.

I honestly thought this would be another corny streaming movie, but it's surprisingly wholesome, mature, and resonant. The film is about Nan-Young, an astronaut who wants to go to Mars to follow her mother's path, whom she had lost when she was young. She continues to deal with this trauma until she finds Jay, a guy who fixes retro gadgets. Their meeting each other and Nan-Young discovering that Jay was the one who sang her favorite song were a bit coincidental. Nevertheless, they were still enjoyable to watch. Speaking of retro gadgets, I really like how it is so plausible that in the future, people will stop using some gadgets we use nowadays, turning them into more expensive artifacts for collectors. Anyways, the film is about two souls trying to help each other with their troubled pasts, moving forward, and fulfilling their dreams with each other. I did wish the ending had more. I wanted a longer ending and epilogue of what happens after.

The characters are really well done. It's mostly just Nan-Young and Jay, but seeing them overcome their fears because of each other was pretty nice to watch despite the characters being just limited to them. I really enjoyed their talks and late-night walks about life. I felt it was superior to them speaking about Nan Young's astronaut life.

The animation is pretty well done. I thought this being a streaming movie may affect the animation, but it seems to be very well drawn. However, some CGI parts look rough and rushed. I honestly wished this got a theatrical release to increase the budget and the quality of the animation.

Beautifully drawn, wholesome, and emotional, Lost in Starlight is a good romantic sci-fi adventure that might just tug a cold heart. Not too cliché and corny, it offers a good enough perspective of how to love someone despite the distance, even if its premise is a bit too coincidental.