"Vincent Guilbert's "One Should Never Be Cured" is another beautifully shot "tableau vivant" and an adaptation of a woodblock print by Japanese artist Yoshitoshi, which captures the great sadness and inner turmoil, by minimal means of expression and gestures, propelled by the crashing sine waves sounds on the great soundtrack by Ken Ikeda."

A portrait of Akira Naka; broken up memory, fragmented time, reminiscences of places, moments, faces and bodies, during a back-and-forth between the recollections of a child and the aspirations of a man in his fifties.