“10年後からの手紙が、臆病な「イマ」を変えていく―”
高校2年生の高宮菜穂に、10年後の自分から手紙が届く。そこには、26歳になったときに後悔していることが数多くあること、転校生の翔を好きになるが、彼が1年後に死んでしまうことがつづられていた。当初はイタズラだと思った菜穂だったが、手紙に書かれていることが現実に起こり始める。菜穂は後悔しないため、そして翔を救うために行動を起こす。
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This fantasy drama film adapts the manga Orange by Ichigo Takano, focusing on themes of love and friendship, though with notable differences in plot details and scenes. Fans of the manga often feel the original story offers a more believable and emotionally rich experience, especially in key moments like receiving the letter or depicting the deep sorrow over Kakeru's fate. While some important emotional scenes were cut, the film's narrative remains clear and easy to follow. The performances by Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya stand out, earning them newcomer awards in 2016, with natural acting that enhances the story's emotional impact despite some critiques of stiffness. The film also features a surprising plot twist that effectively drives the story toward its conclusion. However, makeup and aging effects for characters 10 years later lacked realism, which slightly detracts from the story's time progression. Ultimately, Orange teaches valuable lessons about friendship, caring for others, and coping with regret. It encourages viewers to face life's challenges with kindness and resilience, emphasizing that while regret is natural, it should never destroy one's spirit, but rather inspire growth and better choices ahead. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com)
