Laplace's Witch

| Release: 2018.04.04
| Cast: Sakurai Sho | Hirose Suzu | Tamaki Hiroshi | Fukushi Sota

Professor Aoe Shushuke is investigating the leak of hydrogen sulfide at a hot spring. Two people found dead at a different location, suspected to be poisoned by the gas. Detective Nakaoka insists this could be a serial killing and pressed to find the connection between two corpses. Turn out they both know genius filmmaker, Amakasu Saisei. 

8 years ago, Amakasu's wife and daughter killed themselves using hydrogen sulfide. His only son, Kento, survived but lost his memory. Kento is currently missing, while the father turns senile.

Approached by a weird girl named Yuhara Madoka,  Professor Aoe helps her to find Kento. Turns out, Kento has a special ability in ready natural phenomenon. Now Aoe wondering if he has anything to do with the cases.

Perhaps Hirose Suzu really has talent. Her role is really annoying to me. Madoka might be young, but very arrogant. She can make Aoe doing whatever she wants. Ugh. Salute for Suzu.
On the contrary, what's the point of having Sho here? He's not really helpful and some of his mimics are really out of place. 

I'm not so sure why they include Sota in such a big project, but as I mentioned in other articles before: he is doing okay if he didn't smile. Plus, Sota gets a nice haircut here. Okay, I can stand it.

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