I got two tickets at the reception table. The festival was started from May 28th, running 28 monies in total. We will watch the last film from now. In the lobby are sale stands and a coffee shop run by volunteers of the festival. Movie lovers fill the hall in the intermission.
People hang the ticket cases around their neck.
We can use a cushion for the long hour viewing. The first part of the movie tells the history of the Koreans living in postwar Japan for more than a half century. The history, however, exactly mirros how we Japanese have lived the lives in the same period. I have learned so much what I haven't been taught until today. A man in the second generation lived his boyhood in poverty and discrimination.