I love Koreeda's sets, they always look so lively. Like houses people actually live in, and the detail in all scenes. How they actually engage in everyday activities with very minute care during conversations and other scenes. I think that's what I like about his films, great depictions of households and life at home that you can immerse in because all the small aspects and carefulness put in the setting.
And I like that, rather than aiming for plot heavy…
