When the Rain Falls

About This Movie

When the Rain Falls is an intriguing blend of drama and romance, exploring the quiet complexities of attraction and emotional intimacy. The film pivots on Hazuki's unique quirk of clipping her nails during rain showers—a ritual that ties her past to the present. The atmosphere is thick with longing, especially in that pivotal motel scene where rain-soaked vulnerability meets the warmth of shared moments. The pacing is contemplative, allowing us to linger on the unspoken tension between Hazuki and Shiori. The performances are intimate, almost raw, capturing the subtleties of their connection. It's the kind of film that balances melancholic beauty with the quiet joys of falling in love, all set against the soft backdrop of rain.

Subtle exploration of themes like vulnerability and desire. · The rain serves as a metaphor for emotional release. · Character development is nuanced and understated.