Come On, Happiness

About This Movie

Come On, Happiness, directed by Nakamura Daisuke, is a delicate exploration of familial ties and the complexities of motherhood. It’s based on Matsumoto Tetsuya's autobiography, capturing the nuanced relationship between him and his troubled mother. The film meanders through a blend of drama and family themes, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and heavy. The pacing is contemplative, allowing moments of stillness that resonate deeply. While the performances are earnest, it’s the raw depiction of a mother’s struggles that stands out. It feels grounded, with a certain authenticity that many films miss nowadays. The practical effects are understated, but they add to the film’s sincerity, making it a distinctive piece worth noting.

Adaptation of Matsumoto Tetsuya's autobiography. · Features a contemplative tone and intimate storytelling. · Focuses heavily on the mother-son relationship.