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Like Someone In Love (2012) dir. Abbas Kiarostami

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It wasn't you who stole it, right? Then you should act more confidently. The only meaningful thing in court is evidence. There is no evidence that he did it. Ergo, teacher… He is not guilty! That's right! Didn't he just say that he didn't do it?!

You believed in me back then… and you helped me. Because of that trial… I'm here right now.

ACE ATTORNEY 逆転裁判 (2012) dir. Miike Takashi

Hiroyuki Sanada as Koji Round About Midnight/ 真夜中まで (1999)

"The title of the movie poses an interesting question that is asked time and again throughout: what does it mean to be human? When someone hears the word “monster,” they likely picture an otherworldly, grotesque creature that bears no resemblance to a human. In the beginning of the film, Minato asks his mother if a person would still be themselves if their brain was replaced with a pig’s brain. Saori begs the elementary school administration to respect her as a person as she confronts them about Mr. Hori. More than an attempt to get to the truth of the situation with Minato and Mr. Hori, Monster is a delicate exploration of humanity. It’s easy to call something or someone a monster, because that strips the soul out of the situation. It allows us to separate the darkness that people are capable of from humanity itself, but that’s not the truth. We all have the ability to be awful and good and cruel, but that doesn’t make us monsters, it makes us human." (x)

MONSTER 怪物 (2023) dir. Hirokazu Koreeda @pscentral event 31: faceless

Something on your mind? What if?… Yeah, we're definitely gonna kill Fuyumura, but what if – I mean, you never know, right?... I'll be waiting on the other side.

CHISATO SUGIMOTO & MAHIRO FUKAGAWA in BABY ASSASSINS: NICE DAYS (2024) dir. Yugo Sakamoto