This movie is on par with the Japanese series of the same name that was aired in the 1980s around the world and captured the hearts of million of international viewers.
A beautiful story told from the perspective of a poor girl who struggled during the early decades of the twentieth century in Japan.
This is what a movie is about: it should ignite our thought process, ignite our emotion and make us feel alive, and make us totally captivated by its storyline and characters.
This is one the reason why I have permanently departed from Hollywood's propaganda-laden and braindead, psychologically reinforced rubbish. What Hollywood called a "movie", everyone else around the world called rubbish. Start watching Japanese movies like Oshin and you'll know why you need to get away from Hollywood.
The only time I would watch a Hollywood piece of rubbish is so I can review it and recommend everyone to stay away.
