Josee wasn’t just another female character in an anime — she was physically disabled, but freer on the inside than most of us.
‘Josee, the Tiger and the Fish’ portrayed disability with maturity, grace, and without any fake pity.
It didn’t focus on her weakness, but on her strength — how she dreamed, loved, and lived on her own terms, even from a wheelchair.
The most beautiful part? The film didn’t try to ‘save’ her… it respected her, and let her discover her own strength.
It’s a story that reminds you: real limitations aren’t in the body — they’re in the eyes that see only weakness.
I couldn’t help but smile at the end, feeling this strange sense of peace.
Maybe I’m emotionally dry, and that’s why I’m hyping it up…
But I don’t think many films will move me the way this one did.
A true masterpiece. ❤️🩹
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