Gomennasai
| Gomen nasai | |
|---|---|
 Theatrical Poster | |
| Directed by | Mari Asato |
| Starring |
Miyabi Natsuyaki Airi Suzuki Momoko Tsugunaga |
Production company |
ASCII Mediawork Thanks Lab VAP |
| Distributed by | Thankslab |
Release dates |
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Running time | 94 minutes |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
Gomen nasai (ゴメンナサイ Gomen nasai, lit. "I'm sorry.") AKA Ring of Curse is a 2011 Japanese horror film directed by Mari Asato.[1][2] The theme song of the film is Deep Mind by Buono!.
The song "Deep Mind" from Buono's double-A side single "Hatsukoi Cider / Deep Mind" was used as the closing theme for the movie.
Plot
This movie is about a girl named Yuka. She attends the same school as a girl with black hair, named Kurohane. Kurohane is a strange girl with great grades in school. However, she has a hard life at home, because her mother and father do not care about her. They only care about her sister, Kana. One day, Kurohane found she had cancer, but still, her mother did not care, so she cursed her little sister Kana with words. Kana started having trouble breathing and died within a month. Kurohane tried the same with her mother but it did not work, so she entered a competition to improve her skills.
Her school life did not go so well because her class mates were mean to her. She saw her opportunity for revenge when she was selected to write a script for the school festival play. She started cursing her class mates one by one. The only one that realized the curse was Yuka. She tried to stop Kurohane, by talking to her, but it was useless. Kurohane's curse was also discovered by one classmate she wanted to kill, so Kurohane tried a different way to kill her. One day, that class mate that she wanted to kill transferred to another school, but appeared several days later to kill Kurohane, and then killed herself, not because she wanted to, but because she was cursed by Kurohane. At that point, Kurohane's curses were so strong that a person would lose command and kill herself. The new source Kurohane used was text messages. She also sent a text message to Yuka, but she never read it.
Time passed and Yuka was with her new classmates, telling them the story of Kurohane. They stole Yuka's cell phone and saw the text message Kurohane had sent to her, including Yuka. Then, one by one, Yuka's classmates started dying, leaving Yuka alone. And that is when she realizes that the way to save herself is to get more and more people to read the words of Kurohane. She killed people randomly, so Yuka wrote a short story with Kurohane's words in it and posted it online, increasing her time to live.
Cast
- Suzuki Airi as Hidaka Yuka
- Natsuyaki Miyabi as Kurohane Hinako
- Tsugunaga Momoko as Sonoda Shiori
- Okai Chisato (岡井千聖) as Chika's sister
- Sagara Itsuki (相楽樹) as Chiharu
- Komiya Arisa (小宮有紗) as Fujita Yoko
- Miyashita Tomomi (宮下ともみ) as female teacher
- Matsumura Riko (松村理子)
- Ishida Karen (石田佳蓮)
- Nagase Chihiro (永瀬千裕)
- Suzuki Airi (鈴木愛吏)
- Kita Yoko (喜多陽子)
- Isogai Nami (磯貝奈美)
- Iwasaki Ayame (岩崎あやめ)
- Yamazaki Taiki (山崎大輝)
- Ogawa Takeru (小川尊)
- Nakahara Shoko (中原翔子)
- Kawatsure Hiroaki (川連廣明)
References
- ↑ halicolipocky (October 8, 2011). "Members of Buono! attend the pre-screening of their starring movie". Tokyohive. Retrieved October 9, 2011.
- ↑ halicolipocky (July 9, 2011). "Buono! to star in their very first movie". Tokyohive. Retrieved October 9, 2011.
External links
- Official website (Japanese)
- Ring of Curse at the Internet Movie Database