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A Movie: Movie Analysis Of The Kita Kita Movie

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INTRODUCTION

Kita Kita movie is all about the two person who are inlove and get broken .This movie shows how a person love their love ones .It will help us to face the reality that when you love ,you will get hurt because there are saying that “Love without pain is just a game. Leah and Tonio are the main character who felt inlove with each other. They are both broken hearted with their past relationship. The author of this movie want us to know what is important when you are loving someone. This movie make us open our eyes in the true meaning of Love. It also show us the things that what person can do to their love of life.

SUMMARY

When Leah is on the way she see a man who are sleeping in the side of of highway. She help this man by giving him a food.After how many days that wanderer man change his life, he has a better life now unlike before, and thatt man name Tonio. Tonio felt inlove with Leah because of her kindness. He always follow her wherever Leah go, he do a lot of effort to show his love for her. When Leah get blind every morning Tonio visit her in her house and he always bring food for Leah.Tonio get the opportunity to invite Leah to go outside to enjoy in Utaro and in other places. When there are going strong then suddenly Tonio die, he died in car accident.While Leah is crying and look in the window of Tonio’s house. She suddenly remember the key that Tonio give to her when they are in rooftop. She immediately went to the house of Tonio. She coincidence

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