Review of Tokyo Sonata (2008) by Bill B — 10 Jul 2010
The breakdown of a japanese family, a culture as rigid as any in asia, deserves a sensitive story and an equally sensitive director. It's harder to make an entertaining film about a family than about the destruction of the world.
Here, each family member acts with a perfect tone, they feel like a family, talk and walk like one. Even when crises hit, they react like a family. Good job.
This review of Tokyo Sonata (2008) was written by Bill B on 10 Jul 2010.
Tokyo Sonata has generally received very positive reviews.
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