No twists, no special FX and very little action but it works. Director Shiota's subtle camera properly conveyed the emotion and the tension throughout. Atmosphere is what matters in this musical road movie (or sort of). Very good acting there, especially from the two lead actresses, Mugi Kadowaki and Nana Komatsu. Really worth a watch or two.
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Farewell Song
Overview
Haru and Reo perform as musical duo Haru-Reo. With their indie music, they suddenly get popular. Even with their newfound success, they decide to disband the duo. Haru-Reo go on one last tour together. Their roadie Shima goes with the girls on the tour.
Release date
31/05/2019
Votes
26
Popularity
2.1
Nana Komatsu
Leo
Mugi Kadowaki
Haru
Ryo Narita
Shima
Akinobu Shinoyama
Shima's Ex-bandmate
Takaya Aoyagi
Leo's Friend
Yuzumi Shintani
Haruleo's Fan
Marin Hidaka
Haruleo's Fan
Marika Matsumoto
TV Reporter
Yuya Matsuura
Homeless Man
Yukiko Shinohara
Woman Who Massaged by Homeless Man
Makita Sports
Live House Music Owner
Katsuya Maiguma
Friend of Shima's Ex-bandmate
Masaki Naito
Marika Yamakawa
Kenta Yamagishi
Osamu Adachi
Yuki Kameda
Ayaka Takezaki
Michiko Suzuki
Original Soundtrack
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Farewell Song presents a heartfelt story about friendship and the emotional tensions that arise when a shared hobby turns into a career, especially between the main characters, Haru and Leo. The film features a nonlinear narrative with flashbacks, requiring viewers to pay close attention, but it rewards them with meaningful music, strong visual elements, and a thought-provoking soundtrack. While the acting is modest, a standout moment is Haru’s deep explanation of a song's meaning, offering life lessons that resonate long after the film ends. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version :…
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