Only Yesterday is about childhood memories, the way they fade and change, and the ripple effect they have on who we are as adults. It's a film of two interspersing halves of a young woman's life: her 20s and her tweens. The modern segments are pretty boring, especially the 20-minute farming lesson that comes about halfway through. But the childhood stuff is brilliant and relatable, even for a white, 30-year old male, and the animation is beyond gorgeous.
Review of Only Yesterday
