Character Analysis Of The Movie 'Kita Kita'

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Introduction The Movie of Kita Kita was directed by Sigrid Andrea Bernal, this movie is all about a Love Story. The characters of Kita Kita is Allesandra De Rossi as Lea and Empoy Marques as Tonyo. In Japan is a many beautiful places and many Filipinos go in Japan to work, to visit and to forgot his/her story. Lea is a Tourist guide in Japan and she loves a flower. Tonyo is a Drunkard and he love drink a beer.

Summary Every morning lea visit her plant to talk and to give a water after that she get her bike to go in her work. Lea is a tourist guide in Sapporo Japan she is comfident to know more people and to guide the more places in Sapporo Japan. After her work she remember her exboyfriend when she always surprising her exboyfriend. At Morning, Lea she go in the visiting place in Japan and she waiting she saw her best friend and she talk her. After that, when she leaving the old woman she give a letter to Lea, Lea need to go in restaurant at 8:00 pm.
Lea preparing herself to go In …show more content…

I love the story of Tonyo and Lea, At First, when Lea saw Tonyo in the street she give a food for Tonyo. But Now When Lea blinded, Tonyo make a plan for Lea to help her and he one of guide for Lea. Tonyo make effort to inlove Lea and to give a trust for he.
Weaknesses
The weaknesses of this story is too short Because they not meet too longer. Lea didn’t see the places together with Tonyo and the effort of Tonyo.

Conclusion The movie of Kita Kita is all about a relationship there’s no matter/barrier to Break Down the relationship when they have a Trust to each other. When the Relationship has a problem if you love each other you do all things to solve the problem to don’t Break Up. Even Lea have a disability Tonyo never give up to help her and he always there for Lea and he the one of Guide for

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