Hirokazu Koreeda's Still Walking (Aruitemo aruitemo, 2008) Trailer

[juanmanuelgonza]

La música es maravillosa, ¿alguien sabe como conseguir las partituras? lo agradeceria e incluso puedo aportar otras para intercambiar, gracias

[726mimi]

ウチの実家にそっくりすぎて驚いた・・・

なんかリアルだなぁ

[kennykiller911]

pudi

[kafici]

great movie and shows good respect to ozu got a question though this movie have any relations with a old song in same title??

[asylumyears]

@kafici : the song is Blue Lights Yokohama

[kafici]

@asylumyears thank you

[Tom7omTV]

この えいが は すごい・

[OzKardozi]

This is among a few film that reached perfection in every aspect of filmmaking.

[Reira12]

why tell that japanese movies are better than korean?they have they own style, they are just different...different cultur and langue

[Flatwheels01]

Yokosuuuuuuuuuuuka!

[deeptracy23]

i've seen this. this movie is perfect.

[hornick18]

im too dumb and poor to get rosetta stone...can we get some subtitles up in this bitch..?

[whatevermz]

i wanna watch it.. i like Japanese movies their better than korean movies ...

[SneeSnail]

@whatevermz

watch the film treeless mountain

[AnneFrederick7]

Thank you for posting!

[m0viefanatic]

You're welcome :)

[AKenjiB]

really good film. saw at the seattle international film festival. its so sad though.

[acadomia666]

wonderful soundtrack

[MCMicel1979]

the best movie i've seen in a while.

[kafici]

great movie

[thebigandsmallscreen]

I saw this last night at the Mesa Community College International Film Festival and it was superb. In the Q&A with director Hirokazu Kore-eda he explained just how personal this film was with 50% of the mothers dialogue coming from his own monther.

[ksmred2]

Great film. Seen it at a film festival. Love the score; the natural flows of comedy; the slow-pacing which gives us a gap to think about the characters; the subtle direction, nothing fancy like Koreeda's previous films; and a nice bittersweet ending to wrap up an overall good hearted film that rightfully portraits what family is. It sure reminded me of my childhood in the hot days of summer. Koreeda really is Yasujiro Ozu of our generation.