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Noriko's Dinner Table (2005)

A teenager named Noriko Shimabara runs away from her family in Toyokawa, to meet Kumiko, the leader of an Internet BBS, Haikyo.com. She becomes involved with Kumiko's family circle, which grows darker after the mass suicide of 54 high school girls.

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Norm Schrager 11 Aug 2007

part investigative mystery, part cultist drama, and you can pretty much guess where it's all going

Bill B 16 Jun 2008

Possibly Sion Sono's most linear narrative, but still bears the odd questions about identity and self that seem to always pop up in his work. I really enjoyed the film, but would've preferred that it lose about 30 minutes of its over 2 and a half hour (!) run-time, some bits (especially the last 30 minutes) seemed to drag a bit. Recommended.

Dan K 14 Jul 2009

A surreal semi-sequel to Suicide Club has interesting, and disturbing things to say about identity, teenage herd mentality and the Japanese family unit. One of those films that will either click with you or not. It's quite lengthy but manages to retain your interest throughout.

Leslie Felperin 01 Dec 2019

Although told through a cascade of flashes forward and back, the puzzle doesn't quite form a complete picture by the end, which may leave genre fans frustrated but the arthouse crowd intrigued.

Lui L 13 Oct 2009

The pace of this film is too slow for me. I find myself very bored while watching it. The voice over is also too much. You don't need to tell the audience what the characters are doing on the big screen from the voice over while the audience is watching they doing it. The film has its great point; it has great messages inside. Yet, the pace of the film just make people feel impatient. And it is sick and my mind vibrates watching those girls singing happily before they jump into the railway and.... it is just sick..