Middle school teacher Yoko Moriguchi's life comes crashing down after the murder of her 4 year old daughter. Eventually Yoko Moriguchi suspects some of her own students to have been responsible for her daughter's death. An elaborate plan for revenge then ensues, including forcing students to drink HIV tainted milk.

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  Nishii Yukito (Shuya Watanabe (Boy A))

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  Hashimoto Ai (Mizuki Kitahara (Lunacy))

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  Matsu Takako (Yuko Moriguchi)

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  Miyoshi Ayaka (Tsuchida Ayaka (1-nen B-kumi student))

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  Kariya Yuiko (Runa Miura)

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  Arai Hirofumi (Boy A's father)

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• Feb 14, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  Kitty11
  28 of 28 people found this review helpful
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  This movie is AMAZING . Its unique. I was on my toes for the entire movie , there wasn't a moment I was bored .
  Everything was just great .
  At first I wasn't sure that It was going to be good because most of the cast was under 17 years old . But they did an amazing job .
  They did suck a good job of portraying the characters I was scared of them while watching the movie.
  It very emotional as well I wanted cry half way through
  It so good it made on UK TV !
  ITS a must WATCH !!

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• Dec 23, 2011 1 of 1 episodes seen

  Go-To-The-Extreme
  21 of 21 people found this review helpful
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  I am speechless. I can't even express how I feel. This whole movie was a mind game, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. So many events, so many lives, but one purpose. I wish to write something as dark and meaningful like this someday.
  
  I doubted that I would like this movie at first. The dialogue in the first scene was long. But I came to understand it was important. I don't regret the stubbornness I had to sit through that particular scene. Then came the confessions. Just...wow! What a brilliant scheme! This was a really clever one.
  
  The music was very good and it achieved the desired effect. Even added an artistic tinge.
  
  The characters were very well portrayed. I even sympathized with the worst of them (psycho kid). Had a conflicting sense of hating the things he did and feeling sorry for his situation.
  
  I hold great admiration to the writer of this movie. Thank you, this actually had everything I ever wanted to see in a movie. It leaves a deep impression that I won't be able to shake off anytime soon. read more

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  Noriko's Dinner Table

  They both explore extreme, yet plausible, situations spawning from deficiencies in social relationships through the lens of youth. As I remember them, Confessions has less gore than Noriko\'s Dinner Table, but is still not for the faint of heart. Confessions may be just a tiny bit more cerebral.

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  Aishiteru

  Both stories confront the concept of childhood innocence and the psychology behind acts of cruelty committed by children.

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