Kana Hashimoto starred in the movie The class teacher forced 36 students to participate in a suicide game

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The film "Signal 100" starring Kana Hashimoto has released new stills. Among them, you can see the crazy shots of students being played by the class teacher's "hypnotic suicide" and participating in suicide games one after another.

The film is based on the popular manga of the same name, and Signal 100 was once considered a comic story that could not be adapted into a live-action movie. The film describes "36 students in the class who were subjected to 'hypnotic suicide' by the class teacher. In order to survive, they have to throw themselves into this crazy and desperate game of death" story.

In this public still, the image of "students being toyed with by endless serial suicides" is included. There is a scene in which the protagonist 'Misakimura' (Kana Hashimoto) and the class teacher (Nakamura Shito), the mastermind of the 'Game of Death', confront each other. And scenes such as "Yuta Koseki," a handsome soccer guy who has been secretly in love with Tsukimura, hugs his dead companion and cries bitterly. In addition, high-profile new generation actors such as Toshiki Seto, Shoma Kai, Akiki Nakao, Yumi Wakzuki, and Yuri Tsunamatsu played student roles in the film. The acting skills of several of them are also quite exciting.

Signal 100 was directed by Lisa Takeba, who won the top prize at the 2014 Yubari International Fantasy Film Festival for her work "Wandering Little Finger". Yusuke Watanabe is a screenwriter who has written works such as "The Killer's Fable".

"Signal 100" Shoji screened in Japan on January 24, 2020. (Kyosan/译)