Still Walking

Broken relationships and unspoken thoughts. Nothing is said directly, yet everything is communicated through body language, silences, and small gestures.  The memory of the dead never leaves this family. They’ve learned how to live with that absence, how to quietly carry it every year. But it makes you wonder—why do we learn to cope with the people we’ve lost, yet struggle to fix the relationships with the people who are still here?  Promises remain unfulfilled, resentment lingers in the background, and the truth always seems to come out late.  Hirokazu Kore-eda never offers solutions. He simply observes. No confrontations, no clear resolution—just the quiet, uncomfortable reality of some families.