Inori no maku ga oriru toki

2018
1h 59min

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7.0/10

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Hiroshi Abe in Inori no maku ga oriru toki (2018)

Mystery Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMichiko came to Tokyo to visit Hiromi, but is instead found murdered. The renter of Michiko's place is missing. The police is having a hard time finding clues and solving the case. There are... Leer todoMichiko came to Tokyo to visit Hiromi, but is instead found murdered. The renter of Michiko's place is missing. The police is having a hard time finding clues and solving the case. There are not any clues and a connection between the dead and absent is not forthcoming. The only h... Leer todoMichiko came to Tokyo to visit Hiromi, but is instead found murdered. The renter of Michiko's place is missing. The police is having a hard time finding clues and solving the case. There are not any clues and a connection between the dead and absent is not forthcoming. The only hint is an item found near the corpse, but it complicated the matters because it makes the ... Leer todo

Dirección
- Katsuo Fukuzawa
Guionistas
- Keigo Higashino
- Jeong-mi Lee
Elenco

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7.0/10

1.5 k

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Dirección
- Katsuo Fukuzawa
Guionistas
- Keigo Higashino
- Jeong-mi Lee
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

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2/10

Good Movie RUINED by the Most Sappy Background Music EVER!!!

Who did the director of "The Crimes That Bind" hire to score the music? Yanni? George Winston? The syrup-heavy music was so overwhelming in this film that whatever was happening on screen didn't matter - all you wanted to do was hope the infernal, dreaded music stopped while the scenes played out. Alas, that wasn't the case. so you are TORTURED for the duration of the otherwise well-written crime thriller by the sappy instrumentals and the frequent, overdone, on-screen sobbing. That said, if you can somehow magically mute the background music out of your mind, you'll be rewarded with an interesting Japanese crime noir that matches those created in South Korea and elsewhere.