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Reviews for Tony Takitani

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6.6 / 10 1h 17min

Drama

A Japanese illustrator falls for a shopaholic client.

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Review by user98fc9ayfxr

As thin as summer wear, but heavy like a winter coat

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Review by user167xwwi1fv8

Glacial, Idiosyncratic Journey for a Man Trapped by His Loneliness

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Review by user574w3d0cm7q

Solid production does not mask an awful idea and a dead script.

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Review by user17dk876qoo

one of the most exquisitely faithful "book to movie" films i have seen

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Review by user6732q8zr8eo

Simplicity on the subject of loneliness. A shade of "grey"

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Review by OceanicOstrich

A Heartbreaking and Somber Tale of Loneliness and Loss

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Review by user6634p0o9bc4

It is an amazing work which challenges the mainstream habits

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Review by user56702qvhhyt

Amazing adaptation that encapsulates Murakami's sense of humour and tragedy

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Review by user246u2g8uv3t

A modern reflection of alienation

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Review by user358whalisk0

Loneliness & compulsion are part of our being.

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Review by user582jtynrjiz

A Meditation on Love for People and Objects and the Loss of Both

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Review by SparklingStarfish

Simply the most beautiful and poetic film ever made.

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Review by CrimsonCobra

"Loneliness" is best told using "Minimalism", proves Ichikawa

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Review by SunflowerSphinx

artful meditation on love and loss

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Review by SolarSailor

I'll fix my own meals for now on

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