Manami Konishi in Tokyo Park (2011) directed by Shinji Aoyama (Still With You by Jungkook of BTS) скачать в хорошем качестве

Manami Konishi in Tokyo Park (2011) directed by Shinji Aoyama (Still With You by Jungkook of BTS)

Here, Manami Konishi gives what is now easily one of my favorite acting performances ever, the kind that I will always carry close to my heart. Even though their equation is established as otherwise, there was an air of covert sexual tension that I really felt throughout the first half till the reveal— it was not emanating from any gestures or touches or words, but just from the way Manami Konishi occupied the space in the frame, the way she moved and looked at and looked away and smiled but left before letting it out completely. It was like watching a star filling the surrounding sky with invisible yet infinite stardust magic — without falling, without changing, just breathing in the far-away firmament. Was it how her eyes, sharper than a telescope, caught him at the party amongst the crowd? Was it her inching slightly towards him while walking in a park post-party and slowly unraveling a leaf of her feelings before realizing its perils and pausing only to run away, just like her heartbeats. Or was it her cleaning the dishes in the kitchen when he gradually brushed near the air around her, and yet she didn't even flinch or look back, just kept on cleaning them, trying so hard to hold it in. And then once he moved away, finally getting the space to turn towards him and show her face and talk. Or maybe it was the way they were sleeping next to each other in the ship but in complete silence— open eyes, closed lights, and longing that resembled a vast ocean.