The World of Kanako

uhhhh well the dad like looks for his daighter and shes like emo and does bad stuff n i think theres like some lgbtq in both idrk the world of kanako was really confusing also the mother like hates the dad n theyre divorced cus the dad did smth bad to the daughter or so she said and like the dad is/was involved with the police ig tjsts really it but yk if you get it you get it if you dont you dont

A missing girl is revealed to have multiple selves, exposing how obsession blinds people to the truth of those they think they know.

Both talk about adolescence problems, in a violent and gore style. The World of Kanako will be a little more hard to watch, in my opinion, since they show more details, but overall they are both great movies.

Same idea of perfect students committing crimes, but World of kanako focuses on the search of them. Even though extracurricular is dark, world of Kanako is darker.

Both of these works tell the story of the death/disappearance of a young girl who's life turns out to be far less pristine than what the world knows of her.

Both deal with hidden, twisted societies, where seemingly innocent kids behave maliciously. While Confessions is a film in which several characters develop the plot by making confessions from their points of view, in the World of Kanako, former detective Fujishima has to uncover the appalling world of his daughter Kanako layer by layer. Two very dark films executed brilliantly.

In both shows the leads are socially awkward outcasts. They also idolize their popular love interest.

Both films show a highschool girl who is pretty and popular and totally psycho! She is involved with gangs and treats people like playthings. School bullying is also involved.