"Confessions" movie poster
"Confessions" is a 2010 Japanese movie based on the novel "Confessions". Directed by Tetsuya Nakajima, starring actress Takako Matsuko. The movie tells the story of one day that Yuko Moriguchi discovered that his daughter was murdered in the school swimming pool. Although the incident was judged to be an accidental death, Moriguchi announced to the students that the prisoner was in the class and started his own revenge. The story tells the story of a class meeting of the first grade class B of an ordinary junior high school, and all the students were stunned by the words of the head teacher Yuko Moriguchi. A few months ago, Ms. Moriguchi’s only daughter was found dead in the school’s swimming pool. In the end, the police determined it was an accident, but she knew that the real culprit was actually two students in her class. Moriguchi declared to Prisoner A and Prisoner B protected by the Juvenile Law: "This matter will not end in this way. I will punish you in ways beyond imagination." Moriguchi quit his job immediately. Prisoner A comes to school as usual, but Prisoner B does not go to school anymore. The new head teacher is a passionate young man named Terada Yoshiki. He found that there was a phenomenon of bullying classmates in the class, and the object of the bullying was Prisoner A with the top academic performance. Terada severely condemned this behavior, thinking that someone had provoked the incident out of jealousy. For Prisoner B, Terada decided to conduct a home visit and persuade him to return to school. Since being frightened by Mr. Moriguchi's announcement, Prisoner B has been in the room, not only staying home, not even getting a haircut or bathing. The mother who doted her son was very sad to see him become like this. She was very dissatisfied with the teacher and firmly believed that in the death of the head teacher's daughter, her son was not responsible. He was only cheated by a bad friend and helped a little. No one expected that Terada's home visit caused an unexpected situation.
Matsutaka
When I first watched the title, surely many people thought it was a love movie like me, but it was actually an excellent drama with suspense and horror. When the editor saw the beginning, he thought it was a reasoning film. What I didn't expect was that there was a brutal slap in the face. I didn't expect that from the beginning of the movie, I knew who the prisoner was. Only the female teacher's revenge was left. I thought that the female teacher would cliché the Virgin Mary at a critical moment, seeing that the other party forgave the student who killed her daughter for the sake of "still a child", but she couldn't think of her black belly and tortured the two teenagers to the point of seeking death. Can't. Correct! This is a suspenseful movie based on the revenge of a female teacher. When two minors who killed her daughter are not subject to legal punishment, what kind of method she chooses to retaliate. The movie
is my favorite Japanese movie. This movie not only points out the problems of the campus, teachers and even the education system, but also shows the impact of family and society on minors. Schools, families and society have jointly caused the result of "junior high school students murdering 4-year-old children and female teachers taking revenge on drugs in the classroom". The film shows many sharp contradictions, which deeply reflect the reality of society and the darkness of human nature. The acting skills of the actors in the movie
are also worthy of recognition. In the movie, the heroine Matsu Takako plays the female teacher of bereavement, so that people can fully feel her pain and hatred and her indifference. The acting skills of the two "little killers" in the movie are also worthy of recognition. Aside from the slightly exaggerated performances that Japanese actors are used to, the acting skills of the two small actors have been brought to the extreme in this movie. Hashimoto Ai also emerged as the part of Mitsuki Kitahara in the film "Confession". At that time, the editor was amazed by her appearance. In addition, some time ago, Sanyoshi Ayaka, who participated in the MV heroine of Jay Chou’s new song "Say Not Cry", and Yuko Shinki, a popular model and actor in Japan, both participated in the film. They were 14 and 17 years old at the time. Be well-known.
Hashimoto Ai
Miyoshi Ayaka
