Memories of Tomorrow

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william d @acsdoug 07/19/2021 A decent depiction of a man's descent into dementia, although I found it a bit too cliche-ridden and overly sentimental to recommend. Ken Watanabe as the Alzheimers-stricken husband is the focal point, but if you ask me, Kanako Higuchi as the devoted wife steals the show. See more 11/24/2013 What will happen if a successful salaryman suddenly starts to lose his memory? Ken Watanabe played the role convincingly as the man battling with Alzheimer's disease. The first 2/3 of the movie had all the highlights of the film. One scene I found significant is when Ken said goodbye to his team. His team gave him a send off that is both funny and moving. See more 12/05/2012 Simple & Sad, Good performance from Watanabe See more 10/15/2011 æ~æ-¥ã? (R)è¨~æ¶ï 1/4What a tear jerker... (;_;) See more 03/06/2011 Apparently a better translation of the title is Remembering For Tomorrow, which works a lot better as it's a drama about a Japanese businessman discovering that his increasing lapses of memory are really the early onset of Alzheimers. Set over the next few years,everything - his job, his relationship with his wife, his self-assurance- gets overturned as the disease takes hold. The soundtrack is truly dreadful (unless you love violins) but the acting is genuine and the story is heartbreaking...get the hankies in before you watch. See more 05/17/2010 This is such a true story. It is not important anymore for Watanabt recovering or not, but the message of family, help, hope and love it brings along. See more Read all reviews

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