Nonton Film: 916192 the tunnel to summer the exit of goodbyes 2022 Sub Indo

The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit of Goodbyes (2022)
Overview: Urashima Tunnel – Once you enter that tunnel you can get whatever you want but at a price. Kaoru Tohno who seems to have an elusive personality and traumatic past and Anzu Hanashiro who is struggling to reconcile her ideal image and true-to-heart attitude team up to investigate the Urashima Tunnel and get what they want. This is an unforgettable summer story of nostalgia and sprinting in a remote countryside.
Director: Tomohisa Taguchi
Cast: Ouji Suzuka, Marie Iitoyo, Tasuku Hatanaka, Arisa Komiya, Haruka Terui
Original Language: JA
Original Title: 夏へのトンネル、さよならの出口
Budget: N/A
Revenue: $872,000
MPAA Rating: PG
Keywords: high school, adolescence, legend, supernatural, time travel, coming of age, tragedy, school, tunnel, seinen, anime, japanese high school, time manipulation, based on light novel
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CinemaSerf (July 19, 2023)
This reminded me quite a lot of "Suzume" from earlier this year, only here we have a tunnel rather than a door! It's the same boy meets girl type scenario - with both Kaoro and Anzu coming from families with tragedy in their recent history. Legend has it that the Urashima tunnel can grant you anything you wish - but it works out that for 108 seconds in there it takes 3 days off your life in the real world. Kaoro is determined to get his younger (and frankly rather annoyingly enthusiastic) sister back; Anzu to discover the secrets of her grandfather's manga writing so she can excel. The two meet at a railway station, attend the same school and gradually bond - discovering and exploring this mysterious tunnel and ultimately questioning just what they really want from life. The narrative does mingle a careful what you wish for aspect with a grass is always greener one - and the story is quite effective when it dwells on that scenario. Sadly, though, there is just a little bit too much baggage around the characterisations, a touch too much teenage angst and though the animation is quite watchable, the story is over-stretched. It's a nice to watch film, with a pleasing score, but it's not especially original or memorable, I'm afraid.