What movies do you know better?

I seldom watch Japanese movies, including Teacher Cang, but after watching Seagull Canteen, I feel I need to search for more movies to satisfy myself. Movies are quiet and delicate, just like the people inside and their lives.

It should be a literary film, because the pace is very slow and there is no commercial atmosphere. The language is simple, such as "other people's coffee will be better than their own" and "people who can recite gachaman's lyrics will not be bad people" It's simple, but unforgettable. I think that's what it is. The scene is also simple. There are mainly two places, the seagull canteen and the heroine's small room. Occasionally, there are several swimming pools, outside streets, shops, a Finnish home, forests and seaside. Everyone else seems to have left. Seagull canteen is actually a small restaurant opened by Japanese woman Yukio Hatoyama in Finland, because seagulls are very similar to a cat she likes. They are both fat animals. The reason why it is called canteen is because we don't want to do it too deliberately. We just want people to come in and eat some favorite food inadvertently when passing by. The main course is rice balls, which is the most traditional and simple food in Japan. I can't remember when I first ate sushi. At that time, it was very emotional to see that we ate even the rice that we pulled into our mouths to fill our stomachs every day. It's really ingenious. But for the Finns in that small street, it seems difficult to win their favor with such a simple restaurant and such simple food. A week later, the shop welcomed its first guest, a Dutch guy who was interested in Japanese culture because of Japanese anime. Because he was the first person to patronize, he got the benefit of free coffee for life. I have to say that the owner of this shop is really headstrong. The appearance of the green boy seems to be related to the Finns. Finnish guy asked Xinghui for the lyrics of Japanese anime "Gachaman". Xinghui sang hard at first, but couldn't remember the next lyrics. So when she saw a Japanese-looking green child holding an anime book in the book bar, she couldn't help asking her if she knew this song. Qing Zi wrote the lyrics word for word. Qing Zi is a big girl with a single eyelid, small eyes, a square face and a jarhead. She looks lonely and expressionless. She said she wanted to go out for a walk, so she closed her eyes and pointed to the map, and finally arrived in Finland (I also want to have this girl's magic). She didn't even think about what to do, so she came in when she saw the bookstore. Perhaps because of the similarity, or perhaps because of feeling the loneliness and helplessness of the other party, Xinghui invited Glinko to live with her, and then Glinko hoped to stay in the seagull canteen to help, although there were no other guests except the Finnish guy who came to drink free coffee.

Coffee became delicious because of the so-called spell, and the fragrant cinnamon rolls attracted several women who had been watching outside for a long time but just wanted to see when the store closed, and the number of guests gradually increased.

Simple plot advances and positrons appear. Masako saw all kinds of amazing competitions of Finns in the news, such as the wife-carrying competition. She thought the people in this place were interesting, but peaceful, so she came. Masako is no longer young. She stayed at home for 20 years because her parents were ill and needed to be taken care of. Masako also joined the seagull canteen, and even saved a Finnish woman who was angry and resentful because her husband left for no reason.

Several women are also dressed very beautifully. They agreed to go to the seaside for a drink and asked for a hair dryer. The Finnish woman said to Xing Hui, You are a good match for that store! Such praise is really comforting. Clothes, spouse, life, work, these can't prove which is the best. If you really like it and manage it with your heart, it will complement each other. Being gregarious is a beautiful state, and I really look forward to it.