To Each His Own

The Japanese have made numerous movies and TV shows about bullying at work, burnout, feeling resigned and oblivious to the world around you, because that is simply the experience of the average Japanese person. This film is one of them, but it tries to take an almost supernatural approach to escaping the horror. Unfortunately, it's incredibly naive and fails to make any impact (at least on me). Add to the mix Fukushi Soto, who is sometimes acting, sometimes slacking off... For me, a pretty empty film. If you're looking for something real on this subject (bullying at work, abuse of power), you won’t find it here. Mediocre. (02/04/2018)