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Film Review: All Around Us


September 04, 2008 Charting the highs and lows of a 10-year marriage is a film subject as prosaic as a TV ad for life insurance, but in the hands of Ryosuke Hashiguchi ("Hush"), it is nothing short of transcendent. "All Around Us" connects intense personal experiences with the troubled zeitgeist of Japan's post-bubble '90s. Despite taking characters to the emotional deep end, it offers optimism as precious and fragile as the human bonds it depicts.

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