Aoi aoi sora

2010
2h 8m

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High school girls decided to participate the Calligraphy Demonstration Event. The importance of calligraphy is 'to learn how to express oneself',which is also the most difficult skill that J... Read allHigh school girls decided to participate the Calligraphy Demonstration Event. The importance of calligraphy is 'to learn how to express oneself',which is also the most difficult skill that Japanese people are now facing. Though calligraphy,the students developed their friendship ... Read allHigh school girls decided to participate the Calligraphy Demonstration Event. The importance of calligraphy is 'to learn how to express oneself',which is also the most difficult skill that Japanese people are now facing. Though calligraphy,the students developed their friendship and learnt how to deal with relationships with others. This emotional drama unfurls in sou... Read all

Director
- Takafumi Ohta
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6.9/10

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Director
- Takafumi Ohta
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A Japanese Masterpiece

This is the kind of movie where the Japanese excel. Probably best categorised as a comedy drama but it is so much more than that. It is an emotional rollercoaster that will have you laughing one minute and crying the next. The story is about a temporary supply teacher who inspires a group of teen pupils to learn the art of Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy). It is more than just a writing skill it is about true expression and feelings. There are many character stories within the main plot and all tales are told with skill and emotion. The length is over 2 hours long but it seems to fly past! A wonderful film with beautifully told stories, plenty of laughs and tears.