Review: In this Corner of the World

Movie: In this Corner of the World
Directed by: Katabuchi, Sunao
Based on the works of Kouno, Fumiyo
Genere: Anime, Historical Fiction

Synopsis: This anime starts in Hiroshima of the life of a girl named Suzu. At the age of 18 gets married to a man from her past (who she hardly remembers) and is living with his family in Kure during WWII and it takes a look at the effect it had on the people of Japan at that time and what hardships those who where caught up in this conflict had to deal with.

It is touching and heartwarming and very sad at points in this film. It shows another side of the coin on how the war took its toll of every one, both Allies and Axis. With the struggles of rationing and getting clever on how to cook when you don't have much to use.

RATING: Watch it, collect it.

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