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Hyouka: Forbidden Secrets

ASATO Mari|Japan|2017 |114min |Korean Premiere |15+

Schedule

Code
135
Time
7/13  17:00 - 18:54
Theater
CGV Bucheon 4
Rate
15
Code
407
Time
7/16  12:00 - 13:54
Theater
Korea Manhwa Museum
Rate
15
Code
1037
Time
7/22  13:00 - 14:54
Theater
CGV Bucheon 4
Rate
15

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Schedule

Code
135
Time
7/13  17:00 - 18:54
Theater
CGV Bucheon 4
Rate
15
Code
407
Time
7/16  12:00 - 13:54
Theater
Korea Manhwa Museum
Rate
15
Code
1037
Time
7/22  13:00 - 14:54
Theater
CGV Bucheon 4
Rate
15

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Program Note

The beginning of high school life where everyone dreams of rosy color. Only Hotaro is in the half grey color. Hotaro wants to make a peaceful life with his life motto of “Don’t do what you don’t have to do, and do simple what you have to do”, but his elder sister, who had attended the school in the past, forced him to enter the classic literature club, which was about to go to ruin. Eru, a noble family daughter who joined the high school for personal reasons, asks Hotaro to solve the mystery of her uncle who went missing 10 years ago. Including Satoshi, her knowledgeable middle school classmate, and the spiteful tongue Mayaka, they begin to search together. Based on the popular light novel,¡¸ Hyouka series¡¹(Classic Literature series) by onezawa Honobu, it is a school mystery of ordinary and private events in the classic literature club rather than a full scale mystery. Although Hotaro, who has no desire for anything, is transformed by drawing out the latent reasoning power, it is still interesting that he is the type of armchair detective. It does not force excessive growth while maintaining consistency of characters. It is also impressive that the settlement of a case leaves a bitter taste that youth isn’t always sweet. (KIM Hyun-min)

Credit

Producer
Kobayashi Tsuyoshi, Yamagata Ryosuke
Screenplay
Asato Mari
Author of the Original Work
Yonezawa Honobu
Cinematographer
Tsukinaga Yuta
Editor
Murakami Masaki
Music
Hayashi Yusuke
Production Design
Nishio Tomomi
Sales
KADOKAWA CORPORATION

Director

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ASATO Mari

Born in 1976 from Okinawa, Asato Mari made her feature debut with Girls for Independence (2004), and the high tempo staging effect of the movie gained high critical acclaim. In Bilocation (2013), the horror, mystery and human drama elements were merged in one, for which she gained high critical acclaim in each aspect.