Apr 29 (News On Japan) –
The essay that grew to become a social phenomenon has now been tailored into a movie. Set towards the backdrop of up to date Japan, ‘Ninety Years. What’s There to Celebrate?’ is a heartwarming and witty movie that explores the surprising intersections of life that may result in new beginnings, even on the age of ninety.
The story follows Aiko, a sharp-witted and fiercely unbiased 90-year-old creator who has determined to retire from her illustrious writing profession. Just as she begins to settle into what she anticipates can be a quiet and uneventful retirement, she is unexpectedly approached by Yoshikawa, a considerably out-of-touch and conventional editor. Yoshikawa, who has admired Aiko’s work for many years, believes that Aiko has yet another story left to inform and he’s decided to assist her write it.
Despite preliminary reluctance, Aiko finds herself invigorated by Yoshikawa’s unwavering enthusiasm and the odd pair embarks on a artistic journey that challenges their views on life and artwork. As they navigate their means by way of the evolving panorama of contemporary publishing, they encounter a forged of colourful characters who collectively discover themes of getting old, the relevance of custom in a contemporary world, and the enduring energy of storytelling.
Source: 松竹チャンネル/SHOCHIKUch