Mondai no Nai Watashitachi (2004)
Overview
Mio Sasaoka hears of a middle school student that was a victim of bullying and then committed suicide. Mio thinks the girl should have confronted her tormentors rather than committing suicide. Mio herself is the leader of a group of students at her school. She is a bully. Her main target is Maria Shiozaki who is weak. Mio pushes her into the swimming pool and scribbles on her book, justifying her actions because Maria is disagreeable.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ja |
| Popularity | 0.345 |
Directed By
Toshiyuki Morioka
Crew
Toshiyuki Morioka
Maki Ushida
Toshiyuki Morioka
Kōichi Saitō
Yōsuke Yafune
Atsushi Okuno
TOP CAST
Mei Kurokawa
Mio Sasaoka
Erika Sawajiri
Maki Shintani
Minami
Maria Shiozaki
Erika Mori
Mizuki Shikawa
Megumi Komatsu
Aya Matsuno
Akira Hamada
Principal
Maho Nonami
Akane Kato
Nene Otsuka
Momoka Matsushita
Masanobu Katsumura
Fuminari Sasaoka
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