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So, Parade is quite the character study, focusing on Mitsuhiro, this erotic manga artist who’s really caught in a bind. There’s a unique tension throughout, especially with the father-son dynamic. Mitsuhiro, played with a sort of reluctant sincerity, tries to navigate his professional life while hiding this new project from Yumihiko, who raised him alone. The pacing really captures that internal struggle, layering in the societal expectations of the time. The atmosphere is a mix of quirky and somber, which feels very authentic. It’s interesting how Yamazaki handles themes of sexuality and familial relationships, almost like a delicate dance between acceptance and rebellion. Plus, the practical effects in the manga scenes have a rawness that adds to its charm.
Focus on characters' emotional depth.Look out for the unique depiction of manga creation.Pay attention to the father-son relationship.
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