Still Walking

Synopsis

Still Walking, a 2008 Japanese film directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda, tells the story of a family gathering to commemorate the death of a son who tragically drowned 15 years ago. The movie explores the complexities of family dynamics, regrets, and unspoken truths that come to light during the gathering. As tensions and emotions rise, the characters grapple with their past and present, shedding light on the intricacies of familial relationships. Through subtle moments and poignant conversations, Still Walking captures the bittersweet essence of life, love, and loss in a deeply human and touching narrative.

Cast

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  Hiroshi Abe

  Ryota Yokoyama

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  Yui Natsukawa

  Yukari Yokoyama

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  Chinami Yokoyama

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  Kazuya Takahashi

  Nobuo Kataoka

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  Shohei Tanaka

  Atsushi Yokoyama

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  Hotaru Nomoto

  Satsuki Kataoka

Reviews

Still Walking has garnered critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling and exceptional performances. Rotten Tomatoes awarded the film a perfect 100% rating, praising its emotional depth and nuanced characters. IMDb rates Still Walking at 7.9/10, reflecting the audience's appreciation for its authenticity and sincerity. Metacritic gave the movie a high score of 89/100, highlighting its profound exploration of family dynamics and interpersonal relationships. Critics have lauded Hiroshi Abe's portrayal of the protagonist, embodying the complexities of grief and familial bonds with remarkable subtlety. Overall, Still Walking is a masterful blend of heartwarming moments and quiet reflections that resonates with viewers long after the credits roll.