‘Water Lilies’ and the Journey of Identity - Movie Review
A gentle coming of age story, Water Lilies takes its time in exploring what it’s like to be a young girl trying to make sense of her sexuality in a heteronormative world.
Lonely in My Fishbowl Life. Iori Nanase
Iori who lives an empty married life with her manager's husband. She lives like an ornamental fish in an aquarium, wearing the beauty that has been given to her by the brand that her husband has prepared. One day, she spills out her true feelings to her husband's driver, Fukuda. Fukuda, who lives a life without her freedom like her, puts himself in her circumstances and unintentionally commits her unfaithfulness. And I'm drowning in an immoral relationship that seeks her body when I see her gap.
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Iori who lives an empty married life with her manager's husband. She lives like an ornamental fish in an aquarium, wearing the beauty that has been given to her by the brand that her husband has prepared. One day, she spills out her true feelings to her husband's driver, Fukuda. Fukuda, who lives a life without her freedom like her, puts himself in her circumstances and unintentionally commits her unfaithfulness. And I'm drowning in an immoral relationship that seeks her body when I see her gap.
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