Based on the novel “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn It is based on the novel Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. It is in two parts, the first and second volumes, and was a #1 New York Times bestseller. The author, Gillian Flynn, debuted as a novelist in 2006 with KIZU. She also wrote the screenplay for the movie Gone Girl. *The following touches on essential points of the story. Please be careful if you have not seen the film. A thriller as only director David Fincher can make it. This film is directed by David Fincher, who is also known for Seven, Zodiac, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. […]

Slapstick drama in a good way. The Seishu Conference took place after the Honnoji Incident. Although it is a period drama, there is a vital element of political strife, with factional strife divided between the Shibata and Hashiba factions and maneuvering to draw out people from both camps.

A no-good, drunken father with a heart condition (similar to the setting of Flight Game) turns against the organization to which he owes allegiance for the sake of his only son.

It would be a propaganda kind of heroic tale because it was a movie about a natural person.

The story is about a newborn artificial intelligence raised by a gang. Three gangsters raise AI Chappie and try to help the gangster father role commit crimes. However, the mother's role teaches him to love. He also promises his developer that he will not commit crimes, which conflicts with the father's instructions, so he is conflicted.