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alur nya lambat tapi emang itu sih poin nya, biar kita ngerti perspektif mereka juga

God's plan is like a beautiful tapestry, and the tragedy of being human is that we only get to see it from the back, with all of it's ragged threads and the muddy colors.

and this is our tragedy. witnessing these imperfections of the world with our two front eyes, and experiencing human emotions and viewing them with our third eye which always observes and observes. i used to think we view this world right in its face, right from the front. but movies like yi yi and this, show us that we view it from the back. so many complex situations, so many complex souls and so many complex feelings waiting to be explored and understood. this is a part of our lives which we cant really fully understand and ive learned that we should be grateful for this too, because its all we have and all we'll ever get. we cannot let it go to waste for temporary pleasures.  

one of the saddest stories ever put to screen. its touching and it reaches the audience and has us right where the director intended. Jackson Yee in this movie puts in the performance of a lifetime. one of the greatest pieces of acting one could experience. unfortunately the subtitle barrier strikes again and he isnt applauded for giving life to this character.

God's plan is like a beautiful tapestry, and the tragedy of being human is that we only get to see it from the back, with all of it's ragged threads and the muddy colors.

and this is our tragedy. witnessing these imperfections of the world with our two front eyes, and experiencing human emotions and viewing them with our third eye which always observes and observes. i used to think we view this world right in its face, right from the front. but movies like yi yi and this, show us that we view it from the back. so many complex situations, so many complex souls and so many complex feelings waiting to be explored and understood. this is a part of our lives which we cant really fully understand and ive learned that we should be grateful for this too, because its all we have and all we'll ever get. we cannot let it go to waste for temporary pleasures.  

one of the saddest stories ever put to screen. its touching and it reaches the audience and has us right where the director intended. Jackson Yee in this movie puts in the performance of a lifetime. one of the greatest pieces of acting one could experience. unfortunately the subtitle barrier strikes again and he isnt applauded for giving life to this character.

I am crying still it has been minutes since I've finished watching this.

Big World carries this very soft, almost fragile kind of heaviness. It's not loud or dramatic in the usual way it lingers. The kind of film that feels like it's breathing slowly beside you, rather than performing for you.

There's something about how it portrays isolation and smallness not just in the physical sense but emotionally. Like being a tiny person inside a vast, indifferent world yet still wanting to be seen, to be held in some invisible way. It feels very human. Very exposed.

Kindness is never small. It lives in the gentlest gestures, in the pauses where someone chooses to understand rather than turn away, in the warmth offered without expectation. The film lingers on this truth that even the softest act of care can ripple through a life reshaping loneliness into something bearable even meaningful. It doesn't ask for grand heroism only for tenderness and in doing so ot shows how being kind is not just an act but a quiet force that can hold someone together when everything else feels like it's falling apart.
BEAUTIFULLLLL

I am crying still it has been minutes since I've finished watching this.

Big World carries this very soft, almost fragile kind of heaviness. It's not loud or dramatic in the usual way it lingers. The kind of film that feels like it's breathing slowly beside you, rather than performing for you.

There's something about how it portrays isolation and smallness not just in the physical sense but emotionally. Like being a tiny person inside a vast, indifferent world yet still wanting to be seen, to be held in some invisible way. It feels very human. Very exposed.

Kindness is never small. It lives in the gentlest gestures, in the pauses where someone chooses to understand rather than turn away, in the warmth offered without expectation. The film lingers on this truth that even the softest act of care can ripple through a life reshaping loneliness into something bearable even meaningful. It doesn't ask for grand heroism only for tenderness and in doing so ot shows how being kind is not just an act but a quiet force that can hold someone together when everything else feels like it's falling apart.
BEAUTIFULLLLL

Hidup cuman sekali plis jadi orang baik

Hidup cuman sekali plis jadi orang baik

the bond between chunhe and his grandma kinda reminds me when I was a child-teenage. I feel the presence of my grandparents more than my parents when they are not by my side mentally and physically.

the bond between chunhe and his grandma kinda reminds me when I was a child-teenage. I feel the presence of my grandparents more than my parents when they are not by my side mentally and physically.