The movie "Looking Back" is now available for pre-sale! The "We'll Meet in the End" trailer is released to fulfill the promise of friendship together

The highly acclaimed animated film "Looking Back" is adapted from the popular work of the same name by the well-known Japanese cartoonist Fujimoto. It will be released on the National Art Federation's special line on October 26. Today, pre-sales are fully opened, and the "We Will Meet in the End" version of the trailer and poster are released, revealing the mental journey of Fujino and Kyomoto after they met, showing the growth trajectory of the two girls walking hand in hand and shining on each other. Due to their common obsession with comics, two small town girls with very different personalities accidentally intersected. The road to walking together always has to face an unknown end, but the friendship that witnesses each other's growth is engraved into each other's lives. With its unique style and delicate and gentle youth story, the movie heals and comforts every audience, and has topped the Japanese box office for two consecutive weeks. Since the release date, the entire network has been hot, and fans are looking forward to it, waiting to witness the most delicate and pure youth growth story on the big screen this year.

The hand in hand movement after meeting is the embodiment of friendship, making the road of growth no longer a lonely journey

At the beginning of the trailer, Fujino, who serialized four-frame comics in the school newspaper, was immersed in the praise of her classmates. When she was imagining her own path as a "manga artist", she learned from her teacher about the "stay-at-home contestant" Kyomoto. The fateful encounter changed the life trajectory of the two girls. Kyomoto, who regarded Fujino as a "manga genius", also followed her back and stepped into the world of creation. Because of their common obsession with drawing comics, the girls spent an irreplaceable youth together. There are laughter and tears in the process of growing up. When you are happy, someone shares it, when you are sad, someone shares it, and when you face doubts, someone understands it. The stream of time flows slowly. Unknowingly, Fujino's original intention of picking up a pen to paint gradually becomes blurred, and Kyomoto, who has always supported himself, has become the reason for "why to paint". The two people who go hand in hand may go to a fork in the road one day, but if they stop for a while, they will find that they are still behind each other. Maybe they can meet again when they look back, or maybe they will meet again after saying "goodbye"...

As the music rises and falls, the audience keeps switching between the perspectives of Fujino and Kyomoto. Kyomoto, who has been following Fujino's footsteps, has become his friend's life guide. Fujino, who "takes Kyomoto out of the room", also walks into a wider world with the help of the other party. Because they have better friends, they are able to explore a better self. The same hobby is a bridge for communication between friends, and it is also a common belief that young people want to prove themselves. The process of Fujino and Kyomoto realizing their dreams together allows the audience outside the screen to see the embodiment of friendship.

The sincere emotions depicted with delicate brushstrokes and the high-quality work with high reputation have aroused the expectation of the screen

In the pre-sale poster released today, we can also feel the intimacy and joy of good friends working together to create comics. The two sat together at the table, Kyomoto was drawing, and Fujino was watching. The eraser crumbs all over the table revealed the repeated revisions during the creation. The girls looked focused but relaxed, which not only showed the painters' love for comics, but also conveyed the simple feeling that "with someone's company, even the most boring things will become interesting."

The original work of "Looking Back" has won a lot of praise for its delicate brushwork and innocent story, and is known as Fujimoto's "gentle blow". In this adaptation, the director not only continued the unique painting style of the original work, but also sketched the image and posture of the characters with one stroke at a time, giving people a comfortable visual enjoyment. He also added unique lens language on the basis of hand-painting, making the characters more vivid and showing the inner activities of the characters, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in it. After the film was released in Japan, it won the box office championship for two consecutive weeks. On the well-known Japanese film review website Filmarks, it received a high score of 4.5 (out of 5 points), and also received an evaluation of 8.3 on IMDb, a Rotten Tomatoes freshness of 100%, a popcorn index of 98%, an MTC score of 90, letterboxd 4.4, and a good rating of 8.7 on Douban, which can be said to have set off a wave of heated discussion around the world. As the "most anticipated" animated film on the big screen this year, "When You Look Back" has been highly anticipated by fans since it was scheduled, "Let's make an appointment with our best friends to watch a movie of love" and "This movie has rekindled my hope for my dreams"... The film is directed, written and designed by Kiyotaka Oshiyama, and voiced by Yumi Kawai and Mitsuki Yoshida. Pre-sales are now open. Let us look for that pure touch in the colorful world of the screen.

The movie "Looking Back" is imported by China Film Group Corporation, distributed by China Film Co., Ltd., and dubbed by China Film Co., Ltd. It is now on pre-sale and will be screened on October 26th by the National Art Federation. See you on the big screen!