“すぐそばに神様がいる日常。神様が招く非日常…。 “神の抜け殻”として祀られる謎の人形「案山子」と少女が、 繰り広げるGirl meets God！”
故郷の村を後にして、東京で平穏な大学生活を送る匡平は、想いを寄せていた日々乃に告白しようとしていた。だがその日、彼女と二人きりになったところで惨殺された遺体を見つけてしまう。さらに帰宅途中、正体不明のモノに襲われた匡平のもとに、故郷から案山子と呼ばれる奇妙な人形を操る、妹の詩緒が訪ねてきて…。
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I'm sorry, but I guess you had to see it in 1981. Part of the distaste here is that it doesn't really compare to Spike Lee's last good film. And the other part is Morgan Freeman. It's really hard to see him as Malcolm X. That's not to say that he isn't a good actor, and it is not to say that Washington is a better actor. Push comes to shove anyone will take Freeman over Washington for most roles...and Freeman does his best, but he just doesn't have it in his personality to capture Malcolm X. He's lacking the ominous intensity he's, well... ...it's honestly just really hard to see Freeman as anyone that's ever been militant. It's not unlike his role in Glory, or Robin hood, you can see him as the teacher, the father figure of a group of soldiers...but the moment he picks up a rifle (or in Robin Hood a sword) and threatens to harm someone else...you lose that willing suspension of disbelief. It may be easy to see him in the role of a Civil Rights leader...but not one as Militant as Malcolm X. It may just be me, but I like Freeman because I get wise and peaceful father-figure vibe off him, or even just the teacher vibe...and that's only a small part of Malcolm X. It just didn't sit right. The casting ruined the film for me. But like I said, it could be that I watched it in 2017, after the Spike Lee adaptation of his life, and not in 1981 before Freeman established himself as the teacher-father figure for the audience.
