Ataru, who suffers from “savant syndrome,” has the power to discover, observe, see through, and deduct microscopic evidence of unsolved cases. Why does he always go to the criminal sites? What explains his strange behavior? Meanwhile, a mystery unfolds with Ataru and a woman named Madoka, who is a killer. The woman possesses the same extraordinary memory and deductive reasoning abilities as Ataru. Who is she?
Hisashi Kimura
Director
Masahiro Nakai
Ataru
Kazuki Kitamura
Shunichi Sawa
Chiaki Kuriyama
Maiko Ebina
Yuta Tamamori
Sho Ebina
Maki Horikita
Madoka
Yasuko Matsuyuki
Aio Hoshi
Hiroaki Murakami
Larry Inoue
Masaki Okada
Tasuku Inoguchi
Masachika Ichimura
Makoto Inoguchi
Kyusaku Shimada
Yoji Nakatsugawa
Tetsushi Tanaka
Reiji Atsumi
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