Basada en la novela del escritor '''Shusuke Shizukui'''. '''Kae Hori '''([[Sawajiri Erika]]), una joven universitaria que se muda a un nuevo apartamento en una zona no revelada de Kyoto. Al desempacar sus pertenencias, descubre un compartimiento oculto detrás de un espejo donde haya un cuaderno que resulta ser un diario que pertenece al inquilino anterior. Mas tarde esa noche, '''Kae''' comienza a leer el diario. El escritor del diario es '''Ibuki Mano''' ([[Takeuchi Yuko]]), una joven a punto de embarcarse en su primer año como maestra de escuela primaria. '''Ibuki''' también escribe del amor que siente por un hombre llamado '''Takashi''', quien puede o no tener los mismos sentimientos de Ibuki. El diario de inmediato resuena con '''Kae''', ya que planea convertirse en una maestra de escuela primaria al igual como es '''Ibuki'''. La experiencias de '''Ibuki''' funcionan como una guía inspiradora de instrucción para la propia vida personal de '''Kae'''. Al igual que''' Ibuki''', '''Kae''' ama a un hombre que es artista/Ilustrador ('''Yusuke Iseya'''), que puede o no tener los mismos sentimientos de''' Kae'''. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: クローズド・ノート
- También conocida como: Closed Diary , Kurozudo Noto
- Guionista: Yoshida Tomoko, Ito Chihiro
- Guionista y Director: Yukisada Isao
- Géneros: Romance, Drama
Reparto y créditos
- Sawajiri Erika Papel principal
- Iseya Yusuke Papel principal
- Takeuchi YukoMano IbukiPapel principal
- Kikawada MasayaNatsume Ryo [Movie actor]Papel secundario
- Nagasaku HiromiKanako [Pen shop clerk]Papel secundario
- Nakamura KatsuoKiichiro [Pen shop owner]Papel secundario
Reseñas
I've never written in my diary for quite some time now but after watching this movie I felt compelled to write in it again. This movie reminds me how beautiful letters are, how feelings and thoughts became tangible once put into paper, never lost. The story tells you of lost love, interweaving fates, and UFO (Yes, you didn't read that wrong ;)). It's a unique, peaceful, well-designed "slice of life" story.
And an amazing storytelling style - an aspect I scrutinize the most when I'm rating a drama. Watching this movie feels like reading a book in the first-persona view. It feels like I'm actually Kae Horii - I see what she sees, hear what she hears, and feel what she feels. And because the story was told in a view solely hers, I'm clueless just as she is about what the other characters actually feel. And for that same reason, I am able to know Mano Ibuki's feeling firsthand through the diary. In a word, I'm seeing Mano through Kae's eyes, if that makes any sense. And both are being played by outstanding actresses - believability, it appears, are both their strong point. Not to forget the quirky but intelligent use of Kae's fave blockbuster actor as... sigh...I have to stop right now or else I'll pay no heed to that bold red no-spoiler warning sign.
Beautifully told, I tell you. However, it's not perfect. The first half is slow-paced (but these I don't mind, it help builds up the character), there are few scenes that I think unnecessary, side characters I kept wondering why they're introduced in the first place, having no chemistry between the protagonists, and moments that should be accompanied by mellow music rather than nothing (though I suspect it's due to the fact that the director wants the movie to be as close to real life as possible which generally is a success).
Nevertheless, amidst its imperfections, it is still a meaningful movie; and that's all it takes for a movie to be worth a watch.