reporter Xiao Caiwei/Comprehensive report
is adapted from a Japanese super-popular manga with more than 20 million hits on the Internet. The film "Menstrual Sauce", which is overwhelmingly supported by the majority of girls, was officially released in Japan on the 8th. The protagonist Nikaidou Fumei talked about "Auntie Sutra" at the scene.
"Menstrual Sauce Visited Once a Month" heroine Nikaidou Fumi and "Menstrual Sauce". (Photo courtesy of Water Element)
"Menstrual Paste Visited Once a Month" will be screened on the 9th. Director Shunsuke Shinda and main actors Fumi Nikaido, Sari Ito, Risa Matsukaze, and Ren Sudou will all attend When I met with the audience, I thought that all girls should watch the movie at the screening, but I didn't expect that the audience was divided between males and females.
Nikaidou Fumi said: "Although this film is about the menstrual period of women, it is not a work that pits men and women against each other. It reminds everyone that even if they cannot understand 100%, they should try to be considerate of others and not use their own prejudices. Regarding the pain of others, I hope that both women and men can come and watch it."
talked about the topic of menstrual period. Asian countries are generally more conservative, and Japan, which has a conservative folkway, is particularly serious. The host asked whether he felt the society's perception of menstrual period. After the change, Nikaidou Fumi said with a smile: "The menstrual period, a subject that women must go through in life, is actually a male original author and a male director. I think this is very cross-age."
(from left) Directors Shinsuke Shinsuke, Sari Ito, Fumi Nikaidou, Risa Matsukaze, and Ren Sudou attended the premiere. (Photo/Provided by Water Element)
Regarding the culture and concept of menstrual period in different countries, Nikaidō Fumi also expressed that she hopes that everyone will have the opportunity to talk about the "Physiological Classic". She said: "Different places will develop Different cultures, like Japan’s recent popular cloth sanitary napkins. When I told my American friends about this, they said, "It’s only popular now? It’s too backward!" Each country may have different menstrual period cultures, bringing together the world. Girls from all over the world come to chat, it feels very interesting!" After the screening of the
movie, it was loved by all the audience. Director Shunsuke Shinda thanked everyone for their support: "The title is a bit direct and exciting. Some people may resist it, but because of this, I I also hope that "Menstrual Sauce Visiting Once a Month" can span generations and genders, and become an opportunity for many people to understand or think about their menstrual period." The film will be released on stage on December 13.
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