Product Description
This movie highlights the horror that can be lurking inside even a tiny and lonely room. Su-na, once a bright and adorable girl, locks herself alone in her room after her best friend's suicide. She starts to talk and behave as if someone else exists in her room, but never opens the door to anyone. Finally, her uncle brings his fiance, Yun-mi, a psychologist specializing in hikikomori (people who isolate themselves from society), and she finds Su-na's trouble has something to do with the family's secret history...
Sinopsis
Hikikomori or The loner is a Korean horror film which tells the story of Su-na, a teenage girl cheerful and pleasant, with a close friend of Jung Ha, who are victims of oppression of their classmates. Not bear abused, Ha Jung then turned into hikikomori and suicide.
Su-na, then beaten and became upset, because the left Ha Jung. In the middle of confiuse, he realized there was a sad and painful secret from his family masalalu. Su-na and then began to show signs hikikomori. Su-na acted like someone else dikamarnya, and never opened his door again.
Hikikomori itself is a Japanese term that means "pulling away", and began to attract media attention since the 1999-2000s because quite phenomenal. Allegedly there are about 2 million teenagers (because it strikes at the age of 13-20s) that Japan had "disease" is. The most obvious syndrome of hikikomori is never out of the room (or home). Even noted there people who do not want to come out of his room (except waste water kali ya?) For 10 years.
80% of perpetrators are male and the hikikomori phenomenon is frequently encountered in developed countries, but only in Japan, hikikomori is considered a social phenomenon, and much talk on TV .Most of the public in the media blamed the loss factor of fatherless families (because of excessive work into the night), mothers who are too spoiled child (perhaps because of the small number of children), academic pressures at school, harassment at school (school bullying), and video games in Japan tempting extraordinary.
The pressure on schools to some extent contribute to the hikikomori. Most abused because they are too fat, thin, tall or exceed the capabilities of others in any case. There was a hikikomori with more than usual ability in basketball and abused - which does not get a chance to play real time in the school team. Like the Japanese saying goes, the nail that stands out will be hammered to be uniform.
This movie highlights the horror that can be lurking inside even a tiny and lonely room. Su-na, once a bright and adorable girl, locks herself alone in her room after her best friend's suicide. She starts to talk and behave as if someone else exists in her room, but never opens the door to anyone. Finally, her uncle brings his fiance, Yun-mi, a psychologist specializing in hikikomori (people who isolate themselves from society), and she finds Su-na's trouble has something to do with the family's secret history...
Sinopsis
Hikikomori or The loner is a Korean horror film which tells the story of Su-na, a teenage girl cheerful and pleasant, with a close friend of Jung Ha, who are victims of oppression of their classmates. Not bear abused, Ha Jung then turned into hikikomori and suicide.
Su-na, then beaten and became upset, because the left Ha Jung. In the middle of confiuse, he realized there was a sad and painful secret from his family masalalu. Su-na and then began to show signs hikikomori. Su-na acted like someone else dikamarnya, and never opened his door again.
Hikikomori itself is a Japanese term that means "pulling away", and began to attract media attention since the 1999-2000s because quite phenomenal. Allegedly there are about 2 million teenagers (because it strikes at the age of 13-20s) that Japan had "disease" is. The most obvious syndrome of hikikomori is never out of the room (or home). Even noted there people who do not want to come out of his room (except waste water kali ya?) For 10 years.
80% of perpetrators are male and the hikikomori phenomenon is frequently encountered in developed countries, but only in Japan, hikikomori is considered a social phenomenon, and much talk on TV .Most of the public in the media blamed the loss factor of fatherless families (because of excessive work into the night), mothers who are too spoiled child (perhaps because of the small number of children), academic pressures at school, harassment at school (school bullying), and video games in Japan tempting extraordinary.
The pressure on schools to some extent contribute to the hikikomori. Most abused because they are too fat, thin, tall or exceed the capabilities of others in any case. There was a hikikomori with more than usual ability in basketball and abused - which does not get a chance to play real time in the school team. Like the Japanese saying goes, the nail that stands out will be hammered to be uniform.
