I watched this movie and found it to be a comedy. Two aspects of the film particularly intrigued me. Despite racism being a central theme, the positive portrayal of the relationship between the two characters made it challenging to discern which aspect was the primary focus. Nonetheless, the storytelling was compelling, drawing me in with the idea that 'a filming is a manager of emotions.' Frankly, I considered the concept of meeting someone unexpectedly five times in one's life, where each encounter becomes a pivotal moment for that person, to be a captivating element. Such encounters seemed simply enviable.
Review of Two Strangers Who Meet Five Times
