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This one is a must watch for any one who is alive!

It is totally relatable, even though I was born in 91 but still I get it. The youthful comrades, growing up in the same neighbor, sharing and actually caring.

This one features a group of children who have grown up together and now its time for them to look at possible careers and life partners. In the Juxtapositions between the pasta and the future we see these people struggle with growing up and learning life lessons.

So what happens when two friend like the same girl? The importance of time and pain of not being able to grasp it we see all of this capsuled in to an enriching story that leaves you wondering, what if?

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