Hello.. Have anyone seen this drama?
the first episode rating was 19.2%.....shida mirai sugoi..... :thumbsup:
14-sai no Haha (14-years-old Mother)
this dorama about high school student who becomes pregnant with her lover’s child
cast :
Shida Mirai as Miki
Tanaka Misako
Namase Katsuhisa
Yamaguchi Sayaka
Kaito Ken
Kitamura Kazuki
official site : http://www.ntv.co.jp/14/
wiki : http://wiki.d-addicts.com/14_Sai_no_Haha
8thSin wrote:This dorama deals with a mature subject :usuck:
She got pregnant by holding hands?
"Hot scene" aside, kiss scene is not too much to ask, is it?
This drama deals with the aftermath of an unplanned, and certainly unwise, act of passion. The focus is on the aftermath, not the act. I think most children nowadays knows enough to know that holding hands won't knock you up, at the same time I think too much realism can be unsettling in this case.
Who knows, a kiss scene may still come up in later episodes.
i can't imagine Mirai chan doing 'hot' scenes though..... :sweat: besides, if they really showed it i think they'll get lots of complain from viewers....
Mirai chan becoming more mature and who knows she might be a contender for best actress in the end of the year :mrgreen:
You're joking, right? Please tell me you are. As someone had mentioned, the movie is about the consequences of the act, not the act itself. If it's sex and kissing you're looking for, you need to look elsewhere.
ganmo wrote:
You're joking, right? Please tell me you are. As someone had mentioned, the movie is about the consequences of the act, not the act itself. If it's sex and kissing you're looking for, you need to look elsewhere.
Are you stupid or something? When I said sex scene I didn't mean porn, just the usual stuff you see in every other series. No one "look for" porn in dorama. I was just saying out loud what most people probably thought.
If you've seen any dorama before, you have to admit that ending that cabin scene with just holding hands was unnatural. Not at all what you would expect in a ren-dora. Usually they would at least show the back of someone's head kissing (although not actually doing it) if the actors were not comfortable with it.
It's true getting knocked up part isn't the main part of this dorama, but I don't think they should've intentionally omitted it just because they were 14. If they were so scared about the age issue, they shouldn't have produced a dorama with this type of controversial subject in the first place.
8thSin wrote:Are you stupid or something? When I said sex scene I didn't mean porn, just the usual stuff you see in every other series. No one "look for" porn in dorama. I was just saying out loud what most people probably thought.
Hey, don't get snotty and rude toward other members... Unless you want your account locked faster than you can sneeze. :grumble:
Are you stupid or something? When I said sex scene I didn't mean porn, just the usual stuff you see in every other series. No one "look for" porn in dorama. I was just saying out loud what most people probably thought.
In a normal conversation, when someone says, "you're joking..." it's not meant to be construed as an "insult", "be rude" or "words to start an argument". I was merely stating I was surprised and shocked that with this kind of controversial film with very young actors, the first thing you comment about is the lack of sex scenes. In any other film, I wouldn't have been shocked...my reaction would have been completely different.
Just the usual stuff you see in every other series...except that the characters in other series are adults or at least close to legal age. This type of movie is probably a first in Japan in which the main characters are still mere children...babies having babies. It is going to stir up a lot of debate and controversy because it is not something normally brought out into the open in Japan, especially in the media. I don't feel the producers were "scared of about the age issue" but were probably more interested in focusing on the subject - babies having babies- and I think the producers were right in keeping the conception scenes low-key while concentrating more on the aftermath of the act.
You were saying out loud what most people probably thought...if you look at the replies here, you can see that most people did not think as you did.
I will not argue with you from here on. Carry on if you wish.
I just skipped through episode 1 (couldn't understand the narrative without subs) and I'm amazed by Shida Mirai. Compared to her performance in "Jyoou no Kyoushitsu" she has definitely improved. It is not easy to portrait the very complex emotions of a young girl turned woman, and then turned into a mother. I am definitely looking forward to the remaining episodes.
Slightly off topic here. Shida's 'classmate', Fukuda Mayuko, seemed to be a better actress in "Jyoou no Kyoushitsu". It's interesting to pitch the two of them together again in a couple of years to see if they interacted as well.