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Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

author:Japanese drama department
Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

Recently, seeing the goddess Takako Matsu take the stage at the American Oscars and become the first Japanese artist to perform here, Hayaya Jun remembered the movie she starred in 10 years ago, "Confessions", which represented Japan in the Oscars.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

Take a look at this work that is a god in the hearts of many people.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

Starring: Takako Matsu

Co-stars: Masao Koda / Yoshino Kimura / Yukito Nishii / Ryomoto Ashida / Ayaka Sankichi / Ryo Fujiwara / Tsutomu Nohji / Hirofumi Arai

Synopsis:

Yuko Moriguchi teaches at a junior high school when one day her only daughter is killed. In the process of her pursuit of the murderer, although the incident was concluded to be an accidental death, Morigi found that she had a lot to do with the two students, and in order to punish the two people, she added AIDS blood to the milk they drank.....

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

"Confession" grossed more than 4 billion yen in Japan, and in addition to entering the preliminary selection of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, it also won the Best Film award of the Japan Academy Award, the Best Asian Film of the Hong Kong Scholarship, the second best annual top ten of "Film Shunbao", and the Douban score was also as high as 8.7 points (selected as the top 250).

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

When I first watched the title "Confession", many people may think that this is a small fresh love film, but it is actually a suspenseful thriller story with a cold tone, but there is no need to worry about it will be scary, it is not a horror film.

The "confession" in the title means confession in Japanese, that is, the film is revealed through the self-hearts of several main characters, stringing together the plot of the entire movie.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

The social realities involved in the film, such as school bullying, juvenile delinquency, and lack of family education, are not only the grim realities facing Japan, but also problems that cannot be avoided in other countries today.

In China, there have also been many discussions in recent years about whether juvenile delinquency should be severely punished.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency
Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency
Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

In the film, Sensei Moriguchi seems to be the most calm and calm, speaking unhurriedly and slowly, without hysterical anger at her daughter's killer, but she has carefully designed the overall situation of revenge.

In last year's popular Japanese drama "Year 3 Class A", although the teacher also made a careful design to find the murderer, he kidnapped the whole class, but in fact, he was just giving lessons to the students.

At that time, after watching "Confessions", Buya Jun was completely shocked by the finale.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

Sensei Moriguchi declared to Juvenile A and Juvenile B, who are protected by the Juvenile Law, "This matter will not end like this, and I will punish you in a way beyond imagination." ”

At the critical moment, the plot did not fall into the perspective of whether the murderer or the child or the student forgave them, but really went black to the end, and tortured the two teenagers to the point of survival and death, letting the Virgin roll aside, making people look particularly happy!

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency
Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

The whole movie is narrated through the perspective of the above main characters, around the same event from different angles, disrupting the order of the event itself, so that the truth of the entire event is gradually revealed, and a looping layer structure is constructed, which greatly enhances the suspense of the film.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

In addition to the narrative method, there is also the lens language of director Tetsuya Nakajima that must be blown.

Tetsuya Nakajima, a director of advertising films, is a god with a "The Life of the Abandoned Matsuko", he has a very extreme pursuit of picture beauty, MV and advertising-style flash flash shots, which break up and reorganize those fragmented and fragmented feelings, and reconcile a more contrasting and interesting emotional flavor.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

The aesthetics of violence that bring visual impact to the audience have a new interpretation in "Confessions".

Tetsuya Nakajima uses some unique techniques, such as slow motion, detailed picture details, overwhelming picture presentation, and the slowdown or pause of the violent process, etc., so that the audience can visually feel the strong shock and spiritual touch brought about by the death of the characters.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency
Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

In the film, director Tetsuya Nakajima uses a series of revenge actions by Sensei Moriguchi to reflect the psychological problems caused by the lack of love in the process of minors growing up, as well as social problems such as sanctions for juveniles after committing crimes, in order to call for the return of human kindness.

Nominated for an Oscar, a Japanese film that drew attention to juvenile delinquency

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