Only Yesterday, GFT, 7 June, 2016

Only Yesterday masterfully examines the worries of childhood and struggles of adulthood.
Tuesday 7 June (20.25)
Taeko is 27 years of old, unmarried and lives and works in Tokyo. She decides to take a trip to her relatives’ countryside farm and while travelling through the night aboard a sleeper train begins to recall memories of her youth: puberty, early romances and frustrations with boys and maths. An encounter with local farmer Toshio forces Taeko to further reflect and contemplate her life choices. Only Yesterday masterfully examines the worries of childhood and struggles of adulthood.
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