near the end tamiko is stranded.
am i reading into it too deeply, but when she hikes up her skirt a little bit, is there a message saying there's nothing else better to do?
shareI don't know. When she hiked up her skirt, I thought the same thing as well. Nothing better to do, out of boredom of waiting. *shrug* You're not alone.
Did Tamiko ever get an answer from her company? I don't think she did. Kind of left me unfulfilled there, not knowing, but then that's also the perfect way to describe a mall, airport or hotel. They advertise the possibility of adventure, but yield little results in the end.
"Bullets! My one weakness. How did you know?"
Tamiko was a reverse metaphor of Amanda. Amanda doesn't look for opportunity as Tamiko does. Amanda is careerless & homeless, living from place to place whereas Tamiko has a place & career but reached a dilemma regarding her advancement in her career. At the end of the film, they both turn out equal in their standing.
sharegood read of a good film.
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