I had been a big fan of The Academy awards since I was 13 years old. I was used to guess the awards before I couldn't even watch some nominated films in Japan and hand over the paper I wrote my bet to my mother until the oscars day when I was a teenager. Anyway, I was looking forward to watching a this year's sure bet film,"Nomadland". I recently watched it. Because I had been a long movie buff wastefully, some scenes of this film reminds me of some films such as "Days of Heaven", ”The Whale of August", and, a French film, " Vagabond ” I have a common with a leading role's husband liked DIY for a car(So does my husband), therefore, I started to synchronize Frances Macdormand's character in this film. But, Not her, I felt relieved to watch her sister's home and realized I can't live like this film. I was fully enjoyed this calm, big and beautiful American nature scenery film which recapture my past that one kind old couple in Cali...
Japanese Television program "Yamato Nunnery Diary”
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My favourite television program is NHK's television documentary "Yamato Nunnery diary".
This documentary is a daily life about 3 women who live in nunnery temple in Nara prefecture's mountain side, Western Japan.
I am mesmerized by these women, Gojushoku who is a leader of the temple, Jito-san, who is another nun, and Mattsu-chan who helps the temple.
They are very bright character whenever they are smile. Their cooking style makes me think how important slow foods are.
I wonder how they survive covid-19 lifestyle by their nice smile faces. I expect new series now.
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