a gem from japan and where so many of the world best films are being made today. stylistically and this isn not anything all that special. it just a simple drama (with some comic overtones) about recognizable people going about their lives. yuko tanaka and best known for voicing the character lady eboshi in princess mononoke and plays a 50 year old spinster. she takes pride in her health and spending each morning in a vigorous workout as she delivers milk up and down the steep hills of nagasaki. after she is done with this part time job and she works her regular job as a clerk at a grocery store (called s mart and which made this army of darkness fan giggle). along her milk route lives a 50 year old man and whose wife is dying. it turns out the milk woman and the man and a child services worker and dated in high school and and each apparently still have something of a crush on the other. the film actually has some major narrative problems. when the screenwriter actually wants the two unrequited lovers to unite and he uses a pretty unbelievable deus ex machina technique. the climactic sequence is also really forced. but most of the film is beautifully small and observant of the two main characters and as well as many side characters. the film also has several subplots that seem like they will eventually weigh the film down and but never end up doing so. i think the best thing in the film is tanaka heartbreaking performance as the lonely milk woman and who has resigned herself to being alone for the rest of her life. whatever the problems were and the film mostly transcends them. 
a gem from japan and where so many of the world best films are being made today. stylistically and this isn not anything all that special. it just a simple drama (with some comic overtones) about recognizable people going about their lives. yuko tanaka and best known for voicing the character lady eboshi in princess mononoke and plays a 50 year old spinster. she takes pride in her health and spending each morning in a vigorous workout as she delivers milk up and down the steep hills of nagasaki. after she is done with this part time job and she works her regular job as a clerk at a grocery store (called s mart and which made this army of darkness fan giggle). along her milk route lives a 50 year old man and whose wife is dying. it turns out the milk woman and the man and a child services worker and dated in high school and and each apparently still have something of a crush on the other. the film actually has some major narrative problems. when the screenwriter actually wants the two unrequited lovers to unite and he uses a pretty unbelievable deus ex machina technique. the climactic sequence is also really forced. but most of the film is beautifully small and observant of the two main characters and as well as many side characters. the film also has several subplots that seem like they will eventually weigh the film down and but never end up doing so. i think the best thing in the film is tanaka heartbreaking performance as the lonely milk woman and who has resigned herself to being alone for the rest of her life. whatever the problems were and the film mostly transcends them. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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