When words surpass the limits of our existence, that is the moment in which mankind can express themselves without any boundaries. During history, this statement has been some of the greatest boosting for the improvement of societies. Hence, what a better manner could be implementing this concept in a new-generation production. Definitely, words have been sparkling like a fizzy drink during the course of this production.

Cherry finally noticed it, spontaneously, like the serendipity that it was meeting Smile. An easily-blushed boy and a well-known influencer got to know each other due to the spur of the moment. Both of their paths got entangled, both of their fears were connected, and finally, both of their feelings blossomed into a relationship that will make you burst into tears of blissfulness.
Two artistic disciplines play (never said better) a key role in the development of the plot. On one hand, there are haikus. Haikus are brief nuances of how we perceive life, expressed with a minimalistic yet touching vocabulary. In the progress of the film, you will notice how powerful can be those magic words in both of the main characters. On the other hand, music is the catalyst; with a rhizomatic nature, every single character will be implied to recover a missing object, specifically, an utterly dear vinyl.

Regarding the graphics, the 80´s lovers will enjoy it. The powerfulness of colours suggest with flying colours the youthful events illustrated throughout the film. The animation is also pretty well developed, having its summit when the emotions are on edge. As a matter of fact, they seemingly combine with all the haikus that appear in combination with the dialogues. On the other hand, regarding the OST, it expresses successfully what the director tried, from my point of view, to express: vividness. I have done a little research and I am glad to say that I found the OST on Spotify, link will be laying at the bottom of this review.link

I highly recommend this film not only to people who usually enjoy cute stories about their nostalgic teenager years or teenagers that want to feel identified in the big screen, but also to the ones that are scared of living the true version of themselves. It is hazardous to notice whether you are doing something because of your own will or, on the other hand, due to personal restrains. Maybe this film will help you open your wings and fly to the sky, to places you have never dreamt about (yep, pretty metaphorical this phrase). If you do not feel identified with this sort of attitude though, nevermind, you should give it a try either.