Suicide Club
(2001)
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Suicide Club
(2001)
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Detective Toshiharu Kuroda
(as Ryô Ishibashi)
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Masatoshi Nagase | ... |
Detective Shibusawa
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Mai Hosho | ... |
Nurse Atsuko Sawada
(as Mai Hôshô)
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Tamao Satô | ... |
Nurse Yôko Kawaguchi
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Takashi Nomura | ... |
Security Guard Jirô
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Rolly | ... |
Muneo 'Genesis' Suzuki
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Joshua | ... |
Slave Boy
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Masato Tsujioka | ... |
Genesis' Gang
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Kôsuke Hamamoto | ... |
Genesis' Gang
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Kei Nagase | ... |
Genesis' Gang
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Yôko Kamon | ... |
'The Bat' Kiyoko
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Maiko Mori | ... |
Kiyoko's Sister
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Sayako Hagiwara | ... |
Mitsuko
(as Saya Hagiwara)
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Takatoshi Kaneko | ... |
H.S. Boy on the Roof
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Mika Miyakawa | ... |
H.S. Girl on the Roof
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54 high school girls throw themselves in front of a subway train. This appears to be only the beginning of a string of suicides around the country. Does the new all-girl group Desert have anything to do with it? Detective Kuroda tries to find the answer, which isn't as simple as one could hope. Written by Anonymous
Just saw the movie at the Brussels Fantasy Film Festival and was quite stunned by it.
Although some questions remain unanswered, the story depicts some of the most problematic issues of the Japanese society.
The suicide phenomenon among young people is related to the unlimited attraction for new trends and the lack of communication between young people and there parents.
A well directed, enjoyable (gory ) movie, with convincing actors.
I give it a 8 out of 10.