Sound Recordist
Конец XXI века, лаборатория судебной медицинской экспертизы представляет новый сканер МРТ. Аппарат способен сканировать воспоминания, и даже у мёртвых людей. Но тут у некоторых работников лаборатории встают морально-этические вопросы по поводу использования нового изобретения.
Sound Recordist
В классе, где классным руководителем трудится Аями Мутои, учится девочка Кото Юико с необычными способностями: ей часто снятся сны, которые оказываются вещими - они предсказывают всевозможные беды и несчастья другим людям. Неохотно, но учительница начинает помогать девочке справляться с последствиями ее вещих снов. И тут у них в классе появляется новенький. И он также приходит к Юико в ее кошмарах.
Sound Recordist
15-year-old Hatsuko (Higashi Ayu) lives with her elder brother in a humble town house. Their mother died when they were young, and the father disappeared. The brother (Shioya Shun) left high school before graduation to work at a factory, but spends their meager house-keeping money on adult entertainment. Hatsuko, who is poor and has no friends, finds emotional support in Mishima (Sano Kazuma), a boy in her class, who helps her with her study to go to a high school together. However, Hatsuko's brother causes trouble at the factory and gets the sack. Hatsuko gives up her dream of going to high school. In spring, the modest relationship continues between Mishima, now a high school student, and Hatsuko who works at a biscuit factory. One day, Hatsuko's long-gone father reappears. In a drunken frenzy, he sets fire to the house to go and rejoin the mother, leaving Hatsuko without a place to live. Hatsuko leaves the town on her own, drawing strength from the promise of marriage with Mishima.
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Tenshu is imprisoned and sentenced to death for murdering the men who raped his girlfriend. However, he manages to survive his execution and is presented with an option: face another execution attempt or subject himself to their bizarre and dangerous experiments.
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Teenager Midori's family moves back to the city where she lived as a child and is relieved to discover that her old friend Ryusuke still lives there. Her terrifying nightmares begin intersecting with her everyday life. Do her nightly dreams about an anonymous fortune-teller have anything to do with the tragedies plaguing her high school?
