【越哥】女神又一部新作，也只有日本导演能拍出来，硬盘珍藏！《厕所女神》 トイレの神様 / 厕所之神 / Toire no kamisama

"Yue Ge Talks Movies" - Subscribe here: https://goo.gl/hc2Q2P Toilet Goddess is a 2011 film directed by Gen Takezono. This film is actually adapted from a song. In early 2010, a song called "Toilet Goddess" became popular on various Japanese radio stations. It's 9 minutes and 52 seconds long. Generally, the average length of a pop song is around three minutes, but this song is nearly 10 minutes long. Moreover, the singer refused to cut it. After the song became a hit, the director made this film based on the behind-the-scenes story. Cauliflower isn't a bad child. She's just the extra one. At home, she's a burden. At her grandmother's, she's a treasure. These two places are separated by only a wall. However, the temperature difference on either side of that wall is enough to determine how a child views themselves for the next few decades. The most important thing in a child's life... One of the things wasn't meeting some amazing person, but rather that when you most needed to be caught, someone opened their arms. Grandma was those arms. Hua Cai ran to her crying, saying, "Everyone thinks I'm noisy and annoying!" Grandma said, "How could that be? How could anyone dislike such a cute little Hua Cai?" Grandma didn't reason, threaten, or bribe. She simply used language a child could understand to tell her something that would benefit her for a lifetime: even the smallest things deserve to be taken seriously. Hua Cai later understood that there were no goddesses in the toilet, but she still continued cleaning. Even during her most desperate days in Tokyo, she would squat down in her cramped rented room and still scrub that tiny toilet clean. Not because of any deity, but because it had become her faith. This faith was that no matter what situation she was in, she should believe that the future was promising and tell herself, "I am worthy of love."