"I Want to See Your Love": a heart-rending piece of Japanese sadomasochism that redeems each other's true love.

The Japanese movie "I Want to Meet Your Love" released in 2021, starring Yuriko Yoshitaka and Ryusei Yokohama. Yuriko Yoshitaka, who won the Japanese Drama Academy Award for Best Actress for "I Gotta Get Off Work on Time", challenged herself to play the role of Nakari, a blind girl who still maintains curiosity about the world and actively enjoys life despite losing her sight in this film. Wearing sunglasses to show the eyes of a visually impaired person is the most difficult acting challenge since his debut. The male lead is played by Ryusei Yokohama from "That Big Affair: First Love", playing the role of Ryu Shinozaki, a rising boxing star who gave up his boxing career due to a criminal record. The movie tells the story of the life journey of Ji Zhen and Ming Xiangli, but the relationship between the two is connected by the past that they don't want to mention. Lei, who no longer had hope for the world, rekindled his passion for life in Mingxiangli's attitude of contentment, cherishing blessings and enjoying the present life; Mingxiangli, who had to give up his ambition due to accidental blindness, received support from Lei, and once again Gain the courage to pursue your dreams. The two embarked on a heartbreaking and sadistic love affair, creating a sincere and lovely look of love. "Things that we usually don't pay attention to will naturally not be retained in our memory."

Because he participated in underground boxing matches and became a gangster, his life was originally full of hope. After he was released from prison, he could only work as a delivery person. They work as clerks and parking lot attendants, earning barely a living wage, walking on a road with no future, and living a life that no one cares about. In the ordinary and despairing daily life, Mingxiangli's intrusion caused waves in Lei's life, making Lei start to care about everything Mingxiang could feel, and began to notice that the boring work day after day was actually not as good as Lei's. As boring as I thought. Although it seems to be a strong fortress, it does not have the courage to face the mistakes that it has made, and avoids the guilt by escaping from life. As a visually impaired person, Mingxiangli, although faced with various difficulties in life, can always be optimistic. attitude towards one's own situation. The same tragic life, each with a past that they don't want to mention again. The film uses two people with very different personalities to reflect on their different attitudes towards setbacks in the process of falling in love. Maybe the life that chooses to escape will be much easier, but they miss out because of escape. Life will become nothingness that cannot be turned into memory. "I want you to see the brightest future, even if I am not there."

Because of Mingxiangli's company, Lei once again found the purpose of living, and he longed to use his own strength to repay his lover. He chose to return to the professional arena. In the past, he punched the weak to beat up the weak, but every punch after Liao regained his strength was to help Nagari regain her light. When she heard that Lei was trying her best to realize her dream, Mingkari was also affected by it. Inspired by this, I once again picked up the sculpture dream I had in college. They originally thought that the two people in love could live an ordinary and happy life, but unexpectedly, the shadows of the past came to the other side again. It is worth mentioning that the actor Yokohama Ryusei who plays Rei was a master of Kyokushin karate when he was young. Therefore, he has excellent martial arts moves in the play, and his agile figure is even difficult to distinguish from the stand-in. As for the plot, this film is a remake of the Korean movie "Invisible Love" starring So Ji-sub, but it uses a plain and gentle Japanese approach to reinterpret the originally seemingly clichéd love story. In addition to the twists and turns of tragic love, it leaves a lasting impression. Give the audience more space to think about the characters' respective attitudes towards their dreams. "I want you to see the brightest future, even if I'm not there." An overly sweet promotional slogan is enough to express the sadness of giving everything for love throughout the film. As we grow up and gradually become mature in the process of love, we may still long for the youthful past of loving for love's sake.