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Over the last weekend, I finally watched Perfect Days. It shows that the director is big into photography, aesthetically super pleasing. 

The last scene did something to me. I didn't know if I should smile or cry or both. That's kinda rare. 

It also gave me serious longing to walk Tokyo streets again.

Over the last weekend, I finally watched Perfect Days. It shows that the director is big into photography, aesthetically super pleasing. 

The last scene did something to me. I didn't know if I should smile or cry or both. That's kinda rare. 

It also gave me serious longing to walk Tokyo streets again. 

https://youtu.be/QzZBbX5A1FA?si=sJisbghSmaVaFMUq

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I was also digging all the Tokyo shots on top of all of the rest. Made me miss my time there a little.

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I think I saw a quote from the actor saying something about how you know humans can be confused. They might laugh because they don't know why they're crying.

EXACTLY. My husband and I walked out of that movie with completely different interpretations of the last scene.

So scarring, but so good 😂😭

I spent an hour last weekend trying to find where to watch it in Portugal (after reading one of the articles you shared actually), no success. Will try vpn this weekend 😭

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