ミスミソウ
Director:
Eisuke NaitôGuión:
Miako TadanoMúsica:
有田尚史Reparto:
Anna Yamada, Hiroya Shimizu, Rinka Ôtani, 森田亜紀, 片岡礼子, 寺田農, Masahiro Toda, 遠藤健慎, Seina NakataSinopsis(1)
Haruka, a high school student who has just moved to a small town, endures relentless bullying with the stiffest upper lip since Kaji Meiko in the Female Prisoner Scorpion series. Only the handsome and honorable Mitsuru takes her side, further enraging her tormentors. After the hazing escalates to unfathomable proportions, Haruka metamorphoses - and shit gets real. (New York Asian Film Festival)
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This Japanese revenge bully splatter sounded appealing, but unfortunately didn't live up to its potential. As long as the film focused on school bullying, it felt believable and quite gritty, but the revenge aspect itself is uninteresting due to the not so good CGI effects (the gore is very bad) and rather than excitement or enthusiasm, it makes you laugh and cry at the same time. There are a few interesting moments, but due to the long running time, I wasn't very entertained by the end. 3 stars and being generous. 50%
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It’s alright while the feeling of a serious film about school relationships and bullying prevails. The important thing, though, is in what part of the film this is overcome by the feeling of “this is bullshit!” To me, that happened pretty early…
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