I found this movie to be quite unique with a delicately intricate plot which I believe deserves as much credit as well-known movies such as Hirokazu Koreeda's "Like Father Like Son" and "After the Storm" or Keiichi Hara's "Colorful", with the difference that this movie is from the point of view of a female high school student who is just about to the enter the world outside the school's society and experience new things in relation to her gender. The movie goes through matters that we all have in mind or have gone through in such an age through the most realistic and adult-like standpoint. But that does not make it only suitable for teenagers or young adults. I would recommend this movie to any audience. ( of course, not children.)
Review of Night's Tightrope
