A film by Wei Te-Sheng.
"Everybody’s heart harbors an undelivered love letter …"
The highest-grossing film ever in Taiwanese box-office history. Director Wei, a former assistant director under the legendary Edward Yang, has exquisitely portrays a hidden love from the 1940’s Japanese-occupied Taiwan. Unable to disclose his affection for a Taiwanese lady prior to returning to Japan, a Japanese teacher reveals his love in seven unforgettably passionate letters. Although these letters weren’t mailed until some 70 years later, they ignite a series of events and become a catalyst of another inter-cultural love affair.
As much as I hate to admit that I’ll most probably cry my heart out on this one, there are some things that I don’t mind crying for. I have high hopes for Cape No. 7. Furthermore, I am resolute on getting the DVD and OST, which includes Heidenröslein, the poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Get it released already! Gya~ !
Get it released already! Gya~ !
1.03pm Malaysian Time
5 comments:
it sounds like a great movie. maybe, i'll try to get the dvd too.
Oh my friend that sounds WONDERFUL! Oh I love these kind of films!
Sounds very romantic, just what I need now :)
do you love muhammed???, because you see well.
Miss Ash :: We can cry together then. Haha~
Yoli :: Can't say I love these kinds considering what a sap I am. Let's just say I'm trying to make peace with myself. ^
Hijabee :: Eh? lemme know if there's anything I can do. :)
Rabbi Lars :: If it's in reference to Prophet Muhammad [S.A.W], yes. Seeing well ... it must be the spectacles.
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hajar
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