Last March, the information fell and we relayed it for you. It was the feature film adaptation of the manga Sensei! by author Kazune Kawahara (My Story). A new romance in perspective is announced between a beautiful teacher and his student who is not cold in the eyes!
Sensei!
Original title: Sensei! 、、、Suki ni Natte mo Ii Desuka? – 先生！ 、、、好きになってもいいですか？
Alternative title: My Teacher – Teacher! Is It Okay for Me to Love You?
Director: Takahiro Miki
Writers: Kazune Kawahara (manga) – Mari Okada
Genre: comedy – school – romance
Release date: October 28, 2017
Country: Japan
Synopsis
Kosaku Ito teaches history in high school. He seems inflexible but he is very nice. Hibiki Shimada is a high school student in love with Kosaku Ito. She never had a boyfriend. Since she is young and naïve, she is honest with Kosaku and tells him about her feelings. But Kosaku cannot freely express how he feels, because of his job as a teacher.
Reminder of the main cast
Toma Ikuta: Kosaku Ito (Ouroboros)
Suzu Hirose: Hibiki Shimada (The Mysterious Thief Yamaneko)
Ryo Ryusei: Kosuke Kawai (Kenja no Ai)
Aoi Morikawa: Megumi Chigusa ( Princess House)
Kentaro: Yusuke Fujioka (Rental Lover)
Tomoya Nakamura: Masato Sekiya (March Comes in Like a Lion)
Manami Higa: Sachiko Nakajima (Honjitsu wa, Ohigara mo Yoku)
Akiko Yagi: Ryoko Shimada (Sagrada Reset Part 2)
Leo Morimoto: Shoichi Hashiba (Samurai Sensei)
A school comedy that would almost make you want to go back to school or at least to be in the place of our heroine Hibiki to be able to flirt with the actor Ikuta Toma! The plot does not look as simple as one might think, since the love between a teacher and his student can lend itself to controversy. It touches on very serious subjects, such as education in schools or paedophilia. However, it remains a fictional fiction and a good way to put yourself in the shoes of the protagonists.
We let you make your own opinion on his subjects that will not fail, to talk about the live-action of Sensei! The trailer is just below. For now, the release on the big screens of Japan is for October 28, 2017.
