Twelve Children Who Want to Die

When living requires more courage than dying, twelve teenagers came to the abandoned hospital and conducted what they thought was a 12 to 0 vote. After passing the vote, they could commit collective suicide. However, they found that there was an extra corpse in the room. They must find the murderer and the infiltrator who tried to break the contract. The plot unfolds with neo-genuine reasoning, and at the same time, there is a "Twelve Angry Men"-style tit-for-tat confrontation. It turns out that no matter how world-weary I am, my heart desperately longs for others to listen to my story. Everyone is suspicious, everyone can be convinced at any time, and the ending demonstrates the most convincing reversal. Director Yukihiko Tsutsumi of "20th Century Boys" (2008-09) and "Adult Styles of Love" (2015) skillfully touches on the taboo of teenage suicide, putting it to death as if to complete a plan. In the abyss of despair, a hug can save a soul.