Scent of a Woman

Scent of a Woman is one of the movies that helped me grow as an adult woman. This movie is about the interaction between a blind ex-soldier and a young man, and was

produced in 1992 and released in Japan in 1993. It is impressive to see the stubborn and foul-mouthed ex-soldier and the kind-hearted young man grow up together through their many experiences. There are two of my favorite scenes in the movie. The first is the scene where the blind ex-military man drinks Jack Daniels. I felt like a grown man and under the influence of this scene, I tried drinking it too, but I didn't think it tasted good. The second is Tango. I don't think it is well known now, but I think anyone who sees this movie will want to dance. There are many scenes that make me feel like an adult, so I think the whole film is inspiring. Al Pacino, who plays a blind ex-military officer, gives such an overwhelming performance that he won the Academy Award for Best Actor for this film, and I suspect that he is truly blind. In this movie we learned the word “integrity”. This word Japanese means "高潔”.Every single word that the ex-military gave in their speeches stuck with me. There are many things I still don't understand, but this film makes me feel a little more mature, so please watch it.

Trailer → https://youtu.be/losLAzU9YCk