Love is like a movement. You'll start with nothing and come to realize that your surroundings are changing because of this feeling. It is very much like time. Time helps to move things along and it allows progress and development. Time also ages and devours all things. That is why there is nothing more lovely than knowing that everything doesn't last forever.
This is what makes this movie worthy of watching. What makes this movie so great is that you'll come to realize how simple, how fragile, and how fickle life is. The two main character are bounded by time: the passing of the seasons, and their time together. Yet it is these moving of the seasons that allows us to understand the bond, the love, that these two share. For a 40 minute movie, this movie captured the essence of life.
After I watched this movie, I was left with an unsatisfying feeling. The realization was too cruel for me, but I believe that was the beauty of it.
The unsatisfied feeling is definitely the best kind of feeling. Just like how I started this review with a promise of satisfying you, I now leave you to that unsatisfied feeling from reading this, the same way that the movie had inflicted on me.
