Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai

The colours are pallid and the animation simple, but the overall effect is surprisingly moving.

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is devastatingly beautiful - a gut-punch of a romantic drama that will leave you broken and have you crying your eyes out by its ending.

We well-made fun film! [Full Review in Spanish]

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is a cinematic gem. [Full Review in Spanish]

A fun film that teen audiences will really appreciate. [Full Review in Spanish]

The link between these [opposites] ends up winning our hearts. [Full review in Spanish]

The emo anime of Ushijima is a remarkable neoclassical sample of the genre and has a clear mission: to loosen the lacrimal gland of the spectators, whether these teenagers or adults are callous. [Full Review in Spanish]

The decorative elements aren't enough to impose a feeling that does not form. [Full Review in Spanish]

The story in question [has] a non-linear narrative that works in fits and starts. [Full review in Spanish]

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas works incredibly well for the genre it inhabits, an animated version of something like The Fault in Our Stars, but with a better handle on teenagers and their emotions.