Minari] Published in 2021

In the 1980s, Korean immigrant Jacob (Steven Yeun) arrives on the plateau of Arkansas with his family, dreaming of success in agriculture.

Her wife, Monica (Han Yeri), finds out that a tattered trailer lives in a rugged land, but is worried about the future, but her curious younger brother, David, and his sister, who suffers from her heart, are solid. Ann finds hope in nature and trainer life.

While working to sort out male and female chicken chicks, Jacob cultivates rugged land and struggles to draw water.

Eventually, his tongue-in-cheek grandmother, Sunja (Yoon Yo-jung), joins in and builds a strange bond with his grandson, David.

However, although the agriculture seemed to be going well, the water withdrawal did not go well and the agriculture could not stand. Her wife, Monica, persuades Jacob to return to Los Angeles to raise her child, but Jacob still takes a step back and the couple are in conflict.

While doing so, an unexpected incident occurs …

It’s just been screened, so this is the story.

It depicts the collapse and rebirth of the family against the backdrop of the wonderful nature of Arkansaw. You can enjoy just watching Youn Yuh Jung, who is said to be the treasure of Korea, but Alan Kim, who plays David, is the best. It seems that he has no acting experience, but it is a masterpiece that reminds me of when I was a child. I would like to give the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Also, Will Patton of “Armageddon” appears as an American who helps Jacob, adding an accent to the movie.

Actually, it was Youn Yuh Jung, and I expected it to be a family member who would cry at the end, but it was a little different from what I expected. It’s a movie that makes you feel refreshed as if the sun were shining after the rain.

If I was 10 years younger, I might have said that I would do farming with my family.

Individual professor] Published in 1969 Nathalie Delon, who starred the other day, passed away. After all, I remember the individual professor of the movie. I think it was a Japanese title to make it a hit, but the merits and demerits of this title [Individual Professor] are amazing. When I was a high school student, I was attracted to this very colorful title, but it’s completely different from the so-called first experience drama. It is a masterpiece that depicts a passing point from a boy to a young man. I think there are many people who haven’t seen it under this title. Olivier (Renaud Verley), who attends a first-class high school, is attracted to the beautiful Frederik (Natalie Delon). However, Frederik was the mistress of the famous racer Fontana (Robert Hossein). Frederik also has a faint love for Olivier, who draws Frederik’s attention with that hand. Frederik, who is in an unstable position as a mistress, accepts Olivier’s unwavering thoughts and the two are united at the ski resort. The relationship continues after returning to Paris, but one day Olivier meets Fontana’s ambush. When she hears her feelings for Frederik from Fontana, something changes in Olivier … The story goes on with Francis Lai’s masterpiece. Aside from experiencing it, I delicately portray the longing for adults that everyone goes through, but what I want to convey more than that is fashion. Whenever I check out the French Late 60’s, it’s a movie I watch. It goes without saying that Nathalie Delon, who wears a button-down with a slightly high collar and a tartan mini-flared skirt, is exceptionally beautiful, but Renaud Verley’s fashion is also good. After this, a psychedelic movement arrives and French traditional fashion hides its shadow. I wonder if I like France the most, including cars, furniture and sundries. If you haven’t seen the title because it’s a nasty first experience, please take a look. As many of you may know, Robert Hossein, who played the role of Nathalie Delon’s mistress racer, died about a month before Nathalie. I feel that life has something like fate.

It’s mid-April, and the climate is getting better and brighter. At that time, why don’t you want to listen to cheerful reggae?
This song is from the reggae god Bob Marley’s 1977 album.
The animation will continue from the last time, but it is a fun music video that will inspire you with a peaceful story and gentle songs ♪

Sarahwear’s theme for this season is “Seaside Promenade”.

A walk along the beach reminds me … I went to the sea in kindergarten too long ago. A starfish was on the beach as I was walking along the beach, holding hands with my friends. When the starfish I saw for the first time was happy to pick it up and walk along the beach while holding it in my hand … Something came out from the center of the starfish and I was so surprised that I threw it like a boomeran and returned it to the sea.

It’s a forgetful Drew, but I still vividly remember the event. When I remembered such a seaside event, I somehow wanted to meet the sea creatures.

I’m scared to touch it now, so maybe I should go to the aquarium.

The cold winter has passed and the budding spring has arrived! ︎

Just as the plants gradually start preparing, I also want to learn something new, try cooking that I have never cooked, and so on.

Delusions are free.

There is a recommended song when you want to relax while delusional.

This is the theme song for the ’69 movie “Metti una sera a cena” by the great Italian film musician Ennio Morricone. It seems that the movie has not been released in Japan, so I don’t know what the story is, but this song was on the CD I had, and I was fascinated by the beautiful melody from the first time I heard it.

Since it is a scat, you can freely delusion and make an original music video in your head ♪ Uhufu.

Ah! By the way, February was only until the 28th. It’s so short…

Drew, who is not good at rushing and loves to relax, can sit at home for hours on holidays. Even if I do various things, I can’t get away from the chair.

At that time, switch on with a song that seems to be busy!

“SOUL BOSSA NOVA”, which I have heard in movies and commercials, is from Quincy Jones’ ’62 album “BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA”, a legend in the music world who handles songs of various genres. About 30 years ago, I bought a jacket without knowing it was a masterpiece.

Your body will start to move with a light performance ♪

Wow! New Year, Setsubun and Valentine’s Day next! I’m busy!

By saying that special chocolate is once a year, Valentine’s limited products are lined up at various shops in the sweets town of Jiyugaoka.

Speaking of Valentine’s Day …

Another story when I was in elementary school.

I really wanted to give the original chocolate to the boy I loved, so I prepared a chocolate bar from a few days ago and was wondering what to do. Finally, on the day of the event, I just unwrapped the chocolate bar and had it in my house. I rewrapped it in foil and handed it to the shy boy I met in the park. The face of the child who received just flat silver paper without wrapping … I don’t remember. He only remembers to hand it over.

This song that revives such a bittersweet memory is Michel Polnareff’s “Love Me, Please Love Me” in 1966. The sweet melody conveys your sad feelings with all your might.

It wasn’t until this time that it had a unique appearance.

Suddenly, when I express my feelings, I have to explain enough, and I think about various things so that I don’t misrepresent it, and the story becomes long.

Oh, did you know?

Therefore, it seems that food repo is not suitable. No one has asked me.

I long for it in simple, short words, but it’s sad that the story ends with just one word, so please keep in touch with me!

The song is “Just Say, Just Say” with a mellow tone from the album of Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye released in 1973.