Midori

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Richard T @Shestaria Jan 15 This movie is more a work of art than a piece of pure shock media. While yes it uses shock, it uses it in a way to illustrate the suffering of the young protagonist, Midori. I feel this movie is an exploration of trauma especially through Midori and Kanabun, both children subjected to a reality too difficult to face. Kanabun has adapted to the best of his ability to survive, while in the process becoming something monstrous. Midori doesn't, and ends up killing herself in the end of the movie after the death of her Husband. Overall it's an amazing movie, though disturbing nonetheless. See more Nahin D. @nahindipto Oct 13 Most disturbing anime See more Jace B Jul 11 The movie is definitely in your face with the shock factors and gore. And the first watch through I felt disturbed the rest of my night (I did watch this at 12 or so). Now a day later I look back on it and have a strange need to watch it again, and I'm really beginning to love this movie oddly enough. Feels strange. See more E F Feb 19 It was scary and sad I didn’t understand some parts See more Courtney K @c0urtn3y 12/24/2024 i knew what this was supposed to be before I watched it, but respectfully, wtf. it surprisingly does tell somewhat of a [very sad] story in it's short runtime, but it's basically just image after image of one thing happening right after another... it doesn't give you time to soak anything in; I think it could've been much more impactful had there been a little more time & effort put in. that being said, if you like the cliff notes version of things, you might like it. See more Leo P 03/20/2024 Visual feast with mindblowing soundrack by J.A.Seazer.This anime is not what it seems to be at first glance."Eye and bud torn by the crescent moon.The clothes of hell are camelia petals plunged into her mother's sea of tears." See more Read all reviews

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