95 and 6 to Go

About This Movie

95 and 6 to Go is this intimate look at daily life — a slow-paced documentary that feels almost like a warm embrace. Kimi Takesue really captures the essence of Grandpa Tom, who, with his simple routines, becomes this quiet reflection of history and culture. There’s a certain rhythm to the film, almost meditative, with moments like coupon clipping and setting off firecrackers that showcase a kind of joy in the mundane. It’s not just a portrait of an individual; it’s a subtle commentary on aging, memory, and the immigrant experience in Hawaii. The practical aspects, like the improvised barbecue, give it a raw, authentic feel. Definitely not flashy, but it’s these little details that make it stand out.

Great for those interested in documentary storytelling.Captures the nuances of everyday life.Provides cultural insights into the Japanese immigrant experience.