64: Part 1

About This Movie

64: Part 1 dives into the murky waters of unresolved trauma and societal pressure. Set in the tense atmosphere of late 1980s Japan, it captures the chilling aftermath of a girl's murder that lingers over the years. The film's pacing is deliberate, reflecting the painstaking slow burn of the investigation, as we follow Yoshinobu Mikami, whose life is forever altered by the case. The performances are quite compelling, especially in their portrayal of despair and obsession. There's a stark realism to the practical effects, which enhance the film's bleak tone. What stands out is how the narrative weaves together past and present, creating a haunting tapestry of memory and loss.

Atmospheric portrayal of late Showa era Japan. · Intense character-driven narrative. · Examination of societal impacts on crime and memory.