Yesterday I watched "Driving My Car", today I watched Hidetoshi Nishijima's "Yesterday's Food", which is also a high-scoring movie, and I can't calm down for a long time after watching it. The film version of "Yesterday's Food" continues the usual atmosphere of the album, is a very niche work, narrating the problems that gay lovers Lawyer Shi Lang and hairdresser Kenji have to face in love: although Shi Lang's mother accepts the fact that her son is a comrade, she can never truly accept Kenji's existence in her heart; Kenji is faced with the dilemma of returning to her hometown to take over her mother's career and continue to stay with Shi Lang in Tokyo; Joy rivalry Hinata and Gilbert, whether to have children or not, whether to take their parents' opinions too seriously Shi Lang finds that Kenji seems to have an affair with his young new colleagues, and can't help but be jealous, etc. After watching this movie, the most profound sentence is: "You can't tell the truth to the people closest to you, so who should you tell the truth?" ”
