Susumu Nokoshi (Ayano Go) trabajó una vez para una importante empresa financiera extranjera. Ahora es un hombre sin hogar de 34 años, que generalmente se encuentra en un parque en Shinjuku. Conoce al estudiante de la escuela de medicina Manabu Ito (Narita Ryo), quien busca voluntarios para someterse a un procedimiento quirúrgico conocido como trepanación. La cirugía consiste en perforar un agujero en el cráneo. Susumu no está interesado en someterse a la cirugía, pero acepta someterse al procedimiento por 700.000 yenes. Tras la operación, cuando Susumu se tapa el ojo derecho y usa el izquierdo, es capaz de ver a la gente con una apariencia totalmente distorsionada, una visión oscura que habita en lo más profundo de sus mentes. (Fuente: Wiki Drama) Edit Translation
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- Título original: ホムンクルス
- También conocida como: Homunkurusu
- Guionista: Naito Eisuke
- Guionista y Director: Shimizu Takashi
- Géneros: Thriller, Misterio, Psicológico, Ciencia ficción
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Reparto y créditos
- Ayano GoNokoshi SusumuPapel principal
- Narita RyoIto Manabu [Medical intern]Papel secundario
- Kishii YukinoChihiro [Mysterious woman]Papel secundario
- Ishii AnnaYukari [Female high school student 1775]Papel secundario
- Uchino MasaakiKumicho [Yakuza boss]Papel secundario
- Maruyama Shohei Papel secundario
Reseñas
From a non-manga reader
(no spoilers) Hearing that there was a lot lacking, I do feel that. Otherwise, the cinematography was gorgeous. The lighting hits a sweet spot. Ayano Go was great; I think this role definitely suits him.The first half was great; it's pacing felt natural and I could easily follow the story. Second half felt a little strange. If I had to guess, this is where they cut a lot of original material.
(spoilers) The introduction and revelation about Nanako/Chihiro didn't have the impact that it should've, considering how important it is for our main character. And Manabu's past got covered within like the last 10 mins of the movie. This is something that you need to dedicate a whole episode for each character (ofc they couldn't do that). That's why adaptations are so tricky.
TW: Sexual assault
If it was possible to rate this any lower I would. I don't usually write reviews but there is a scene in this that is seriously messed up. Main character rapes a high school girl. It's not even a scene that's included for some societal message or to condemn the main character. He just does it. If anything, him raping her is portrayed as him doing her a favour since she's a virgin and doesn't want to be one. The scene is not only gross but includes lots of blood. It's totally fucked up.