Midori-ko

Halex Jul 31, 2018

7

"The film was approximately 13 years and 30,000 drawings by Keita Kurosaka in production." -IMDB Each frame is like an artistic sketch, with monochromatic Sephia tone and is really something to behold, with a "dreamlike" quality or perhaps should I say "nightmarish"? As the story gets weirder and weirder, and at times just plain nasty. There is a message within the story, but it falls short, the storytelling it's definitely the biggest drawback, it's definitely a film to watch mostly because of the art and to marvel at what one man alone can do, but the end result, unfortunately, is not as great as probably intended, however, I still recommend you give it a try if you are interested in art. The film is not for kids though. The sound effects are good, bringing the movement to life.