Info in Movie News | In 'A Bad Summer,' Hideo Jojo introduces a film that grips the audience and also sets his sights on social problems besides the story. The narrative of a social worker torn by ethical issues is a film that tells us how pure-hearted people can become sucked into the whirlpool of personal ambitions and interests. The movie is scheduled to release on March 20, 2025 in the local market.
In the heart of the scorching season, Mamoru Sasaki (Takumi Kitamura) a welfare worker finds the challenges that the job posess are more than just administrative tasks. He meets Aimi Hayashino (Yuumi Kawai), a single parent who aims to provide a helping with those in need. The longer Mamoru is immersed in the case, the more difficult are his decisions.
According to the Times Japan, 'A Bad Summer' has won praises for its bold example of the black side of Japanese welfare system, the place that abuse of power and exploitation mostly occupy. Not just the sufferers who are tortured with injustices but also the film reveals what hard-pressed situations may lead to are examined. With a quite objective approach and strong characters, 'A Bad Summer' takes the audience by its emotional force.
The main characteristic of 'A Bad Summer' that it captivates not only with an unexpected plot but also with a multilayered portrayal of the personages. Jojo adroitly weaves in themes of responsibility, empathy, and the reluctance to unveil them. All in all, the film's ability to influence both of these emotions is reflected in its manipulation of the camera, which augments summer's importance and priorities as well. Usually, when you are done watching a movie, you just say it is an awesome experience, but with 'Summer,' you can just go tell people it is truly an awesome experience, which will not be bad, it's the truth.
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