Yes! This is the most depressing movie since 'Schindler's List', and yes, I haven't cried that much since I've watched the Grave- Speech-Scene from 'The Fault in Our Stars' the second time.
So obviously, no, if you're looking for a light-hearted feel-good movie, or even a movie that makes you leave with a crying and a laughing eye, this is not it, you will be leaving with both eyes crying. So what's the point? There's a scene where the teacher tells how he realized stories from his dad, after he died. He didn't quite spell out the meaning of the story, but it would be something like this: You better appreciate people why they are still around, because even if you think you know a person, know what they think, how they feel ... Trust me, you don't.
So obviously, no, if you're looking for a light-hearted feel-good movie, or even a movie that makes you leave with a crying and a laughing eye, this is not it, you will be leaving with both eyes crying. So what's the point? There's a scene where the teacher tells how he realized stories from his dad, after he died. He didn't quite spell out the meaning of the story, but it would be something like this: You better appreciate people why they are still around, because even if you think you know a person, know what they think, how they feel ... Trust me, you don't.