A story about specialists who transport the deceased back home. The company Angel Hearse is run by Nami Izawa and Kashiwagi . A drama that portrays love between the deceased and the bereaved. (Source: Amazon Prime Video) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Angel Flight: Kokusai Reikyu Sokanshi" (エンジェルフライト 国際霊柩送還士) by Sasa Ryoko (佐々涼子). Edit Translation
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- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: エンジェルフライト 国際霊柩送還士
- Also Known As: Angel Flight: International Morse Repatriator , Angel Flight: Kokusai Reikyuu Soukanshi , Enjeru Furaito: Kokusai Reikyu Sokanshi , Enjeru Furaito: Kokusai Reikyuu Soukanshi , エンジェルフライト こくさいれいきゅうそうかんし
- Screenwriter: Kosawa Ryota
- Genres: Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Yonekura RyokoIzawa NamiMain Role
- Matsumoto HonokaTakaki RinkoSupport Role
- Shirota YuHiiragi ShusukeSupport Role
- Yamoto YumaYano YuuyaSupport Role
- Noro KayoMatsuyama MinoriSupport Role
- Tokui YuTanoshita MitsuguSupport Role
Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
The In Between
The story and stories within the 6 episodes of this show far exceeded my expectations. We all have loved ones, friends and family, arguments and happiness, internal conflicts, external conflicts, dreams and ideals, thoughts and convictions, worries and fears... That's obvious. However, what isn't obvious, is the in-between....Watching each flight arrive and each case being handled with the utmost respect, care, and genuine humanity was truly something to watch; it shook me to my core through and through. Some stories are a little harder to watch than others, so keep that in mind as you watch; but each story has importance, and relevance, and watching the Angel's Hearse team take care of each person, each soul, was truly an artform.
The cast assembled was perfect for this one-of-a-kind, most extraordinary show told by an incredible cast. Each member seems to have their own story of why they joined the company, Angel's Hearse, and the mystery behind those reasons for each character helped to fuel the curiosity of each episode; the expectation of what may come or what would happen. As I continued to watch, it truly felt like the "celebrity" of the actors fell away and they devoted their entire self to creating a "happy ending" for each soul coming home.
Watching as Takaki Rinko grew through the episodes to "find her place" in her new job was very relatable. Not everyone has a place to belong but slowly, with each new experience, and cautious step, she creates a space that is all her own. Taking care of the deceased is not an easy job, no matter the relation or reason they passed or job connection or whatever else, to be close to any deceased of any time for any reason is difficult and gutwrenching; to be able to do Angel Hearse's job, even as actors with written scripts, was not only extraordinarily incredible but also fascinating. This show expertly shows the reality of anger, depression, fear, joy, doubt, and human connection. The writing is most definitely unique and truly special, absolutely and equivocally a gut-wrenching, heartbreaking show full of stories that show how life can go from the mundane to the extreme, from pure bliss to complete sadness, from knowing everything to the confusion of so many unanswered questions.
This story is one of the most relatable, true-to-life shows I have ever watched. Unfortunately, there is one worry: a cliffhanger. Each episode is full of laughter, tears, and epic storytelling. Honestly, it was like watching a true life story. I would love to watch more of this show, to see more of these characters' doing their utmost best to take care of each lost soul returning home.
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