RE: The Garden of Words: Where Rain Meets Loneliness - Review

This footage was like an experiment by Makoto-Sensei before making the masterpiece that was Your Name. Only in Japan does this happen, where stories with controversial themes are seen in such an ethical way. The worst part of all isn't that, but the way the characters are developed, taking advantage of every minute to make you empathize with them and what happens.

I don't remember exactly how this film ends, but it's true that it's one of the most underrated gems of the romance genre that exists for obvious reasons.

Good review.