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Call Me Chihiro is a Japanese slice-of-life drama that follows the life of a woman who is condemned for having multiple sexual encounters but finds peace through her interactions with strangers. Despite the slow pacing of the film, the audience is immersed into Chihiro's world, where she interacts with strangers in a refreshing and soothing way, allowing her to slowly float up to the top of the sea. Chihiro's character is carefully revealed through snapshots, revealing her as a ray of hope to people around her. The cinematography of the film is a plus point, putting the audience in the seaside village where the story takes place. However, the film suffers from not having any real high points and the slow pacing may test the patience of some viewers. Overall, Call Me Chihiro is like a warm, comforting hug from a stranger, providing redemption to a single woman and allowing the audience to understand human emotions better.
Call Me Chihiro reunites Jun Fubuki and Lily Franky who were both in Like Father, Like Son and Our Little Sister
Based on manga series "Chihirosan" by Hiroyuki Yasuda (published 2017 - 2018 in manga magazine Elegance Eve).
"Utsumi: When you're calm, you float. But when you panic and struggle, that's when you sink."
"Chihiro: They say food tastes better when you eat with someone else. Sometimes with the wrong people, things can taste bad. But with the right people, the food will taste delicious."
