Best Wishes to All

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nabil A @RT83098021 Jul 12 Mei kata boleh boleh la cerita ni, dia mintak explain sikit part culture tu.. Nabil sekali See more Richard L @KaneLives Jun 15 I can see how critics were infatuated with the concept driving Best Wishes For All, but it's much too thin to carry an entire film, and not half as profound as advertised. On top of that, the main character is a limp noodle as required by the plot, making even the beautiful cinematography and excellent color-grading unable to save what is honestly a 30-minute short stretched out to feature length. See more Due F @RT14704568 Jan 31 Best Wishes to All explores a disturbing idea that happiness is limited and often built upon the suffering of others, expanding its award-winning short into a full-length film. While the feature version introduces broader scope and darker context, it loses the intimate shock and psychological sharpness that made the original so effective. Despite its strong moral concept, uneven development and unanswered questions prevent the film from fully realizing its unsettling potential. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com) See more Gabriel T @GabrielFagundes Jan 4 This movie is absolutely horrific. The idea of living in a world where your life and your life happiness depend on causing suffering to others makes the reality itself a nightmare. I'm shocked. I didn't expect it to be this deep See more Hugo S @Hugo_Shudder 07/12/2025 A compassionate girl leaves Tokyo to visit her grandparents in the countryside. Upon her arrival, she becomes aware of the disturbing behaviour of the elderly couple. The strange occurrences reveal the terrifying source of her family's happiness, challenging the young girl's sanity and perception of reality. "Best Wishes To All" is a dark and satirical view on the cost of happiness, reminding us how contentment strongly depends on the exploitation of those who are in a vulnerable position — a perverse kind of happiness. The story uses symbolic and conceptual imagery to pass its social commentary. Despite some of its excessive weirdness, the movie is an interesting piece of artsy and unsettling filmmaking. See more Diet Dr. Paul . @RT85301401 07/11/2025 Super unique and incredibly surprising! This is why I love Asian genre films, second only to those from Australia. Just remember, if your friends or family offer your some of their homemade miso… say no! See more Read all reviews

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