If a friend tells you that he has killed someone... Toma Ikuta The real starring movie "Confession" released trailer Close
1905 Movie News On January 10, the live-action movie "CONFESSION" adapted from the suspense comic "Confession" of the same name by Kawaguchi Kaiji and Fukumoto Nobuyuki "Confession" released a preview trailer. The film is directed by Yamashita Atsuhiro and stars Ikuta Toma and Yang Yijun. This is the first time Ikuta has starred in a movie after retiring from the company. The original work of
was serialized in 1998 and tells the story of two men from the University Mountaineering Department who were in danger while mountaineering. The film changed the character of Ishikura in the original work to Ji-yong, a Korean international student played by Yang Yijun, and Toma Ikuta played Keisuke Asai who listened to the confession.
During the 17th anniversary memorial hike for Sayuri Nishida, a classmate who disappeared while climbing and died accidentally when she was a college student, Asai and Ji-yong were in danger due to a snowstorm. Ji-yong, who was ready to die, confessed that he actually killed Sayuri 16 years ago. However, the two of them escaped and found a mountain hut. They decided to wait for the rescue team until dawn. Asai, who heard his friend's last confession, and Ji-yong, who confided in his friend about murder, an awkward and strange atmosphere flowed between the two. Soon Ji-yong's actions began to derail and went crazy.
The movie "Confession" will be released in Japan in May 2024.
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