Kanna (Kyoko Yoshine) is a university student who, by all appearances, was on the fast track to achieving her dream of becoming a TV announcer. That is, until the day she stabbed her father to death without any apparent motive. Assigned to write a book on the crime and the mental state of the perpetrator, clinical psychologist Yuki (Keiko Kitagawa) begins a series of face-to-face sessions with Kanna in prison. As Yuki attempts to delve into the motivations for the murder and begins to be drawn into Kanna’s testimony as well as her apparent emotional state, the process in turn causes repressed memories of her own to rise to the surface which she must now confront.

This edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller, adapted from a novel by the Naoki Prize-winning author Rio Shimamoto (who also wrote Shape of Red), will keep you holding your breath until the very last second. Directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi (Initiation Love), it brilliantly captures the psychology of women who suffer from their pasts in silence.

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