Film Review: Kimi no Na wa
Kimi no Na wa (Your Name) may be a movie which came call at Japan on August 26th 2016 and immediately captured everyone’s attention. It is a documented topic: a boy and a woman swap their bodies, but everything that follows and therefore the way it's been bound up makes it one among the simplest movies ever. The film holds faithful all the expectations of a Makoto Shinkai production, who also made 5 cm per second, Voices of a foreign Star, Crossroad,Ki Children Who Chase Lost Voices, The Place Promised in Our youth , The Garden of Words and lots of more. From heartfelt smiles to crying for the 5th time within the last half-hour followed by amazing soundtrack, it's a journey into what is going to surely be the longer term of cinematography, also as a journey on a grand emotional roller coaster. It starts with a comet which pierces the sky, splits apart and falls on the world , but its significance isn't fully understood until much later. Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana
