Moon and Thunder

About This Movie

So, 'Moon and Thunder' has this really haunting quality to it that sticks with you. The film explores Yasuko's search for familial connections, which is pretty poignant, especially given her childhood. The way Satoshi enters her life feels almost serendipitous, and it adds layers to Yasuko's character. Eriko Hatsune delivers a subtly powerful performance; you can really feel her internal struggles. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in the emotional depth without rushing through. There's a dreamy atmosphere, enhanced by some nice practical effects that give it a raw feel. Overall, it’s distinctive in how it tackles themes of longing and belonging without relying on melodrama.

The film's pacing may feel slow to some viewers. · Emphasis on emotional depth rather than action. · Notable performances by the lead actors.