Not a stereotypical one!

Rating: 10/10 (6 October 2013)

Well, I am actually against those movies which are completely based on emotional abuse as if they are telling the story of true love. However, this one is really different. Simplicity and naturalness in this movie are making pure love and ideal family relations much more attractive despite the fact that these are the issues that have been handled in a very stereotypical and boring manner in other films so far.
I gotta admit that I went to cinema with low expectations, but this film not just surprised me, but it has also broke down my prejudices about "those" films. I must add that, it is a touching film in a sense that love is not just the thing that happens between a couple, but it is also the thing that any person may feel towards someone in his/her family. The scenes of table tennis matches or skimming stones with father were actually emphasizes how important little memories are, and how it makes us feel loving towards a special person. It was so striking.