This film reveals that “truth” to human beings is actually just an “easily shakable belief.” Lee Sang-il’s screen adaptation of Yoshida Shuichi’s original novel features a star-studded cast including Watanabe Ken, Miyazaki Aoi, Tsumabuki Satoshi, Ayano Gou, Matsuyama Kenichi, Hirose Suzu, and Moriyama Mirai, along with an amazing director of photography, Kasamatsu Norimichi, and music director Sakamoto Ryuichi. One year after a brutal murder case in Tokyo, three different groups of people, namely Aiko and Tashiro in a fishing village in Chiba; Yuma who works for an advertising agency and Naoto who comes to go out with him; and Tanaka who lives alone on a remote island in Okinawa. Those who are closest to Tashiro, Naoto, and Tanaka have suspicions about their past and begin to connect them to Tokyo murder case. These groups of people, regardless of whether their doubt is reasonable or misplaced, prove how vulnerable human confidence is, and how delicate people’s beings are when they are exposed to violence in reality. (KIM Ji-seok)