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Kotringo

Description:

Kanae Minato, the author of the blockbuster hit "Confessions" was prepared to resign from her career as a writer, and her shocking and controversial novel "Motherhood" (Shincho Bunko), which has sold over 1.2 million copies, has finally been made into a movie. Erika Toda and Meiku Nagano play a mother and daughter who become the narrators of an unsolved case. Why did the case happen? The key word to unravel the truth is "motherhood. Although they are supposed to be reminiscing about the same time and the same event, their stories gradually diverge. ・・・・・・ Directed by master filmmaker Ryuichi Hiroki, whose works include "Vibrator" and "Noise" have received high acclaim both in Japan and abroad. The music is composed by Kotringo, who was discovered by Ryuichi Sakamoto and made his debut after sending a demo tape to a radio program. Kotringo is highly acclaimed not only in the pop music scene but also as a musician for his outstanding piano performance. He also received the Japan Academy Prize for Best Music Award and the Mainichi Film Concours for Best Music Award for the animated feature film "In a Corner of the World". In this film, his ever-changing music, sometimes light, sometimes mysterious, adds depth to the story.