[Starring] Takeshi Kaneshiro, Kyoko Fukada
[Genre] Drama
[Movie Rating] Ordinary Movie
[Open to] Ordinary, Silver, Gold Members
[Region of Origin] Japan and South Korea
[Length of Movie ] 100
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[Synopsis]
The film stars Japan's newest star Takeshi Kaneshiro and the beautiful Kinko Fukada, while the recently popular Yukie Nakama is also in the cast. With AIDS as its theme, the story follows musician Keigo Ishikawa (Takeshi Kaneshiro) who, after losing his wife, becomes unsympathetic and arrogant. However, he meets a schoolgirl, Mashiro (Kyoko Fukada), and realizes that he is gradually falling in love with her, but on the other hand, Mashiro is infected with AIDS due to her part-time job in the sex trade. The plot is touching and quite good.
The Japanese drama "God! Please give me a little more time" was a big hit in Taiwan, and while it is true that many parts of the movie are a little too dreamy, there is no denying that to a certain extent it does reflect the culture of Japanese teenagers, young girls, and even Taiwanese teenagers, who are very much in love with Japan these days. If you think about it, the movie's plot does reflect a lot of issues that we should think about.
God! Please Give Me More Time Synopsis (1)
Keigo Ishikawa, a music producer, has a bright and glamorous side to his work. However, the loss of his lover has led him into a bottomless pit, and he is desperately searching for the value of his life. Makio is a simple high school student who goes shopping with her classmates and looks for new things to do. One day, she loses her ticket to Keigo's concert because of a pervert. She has no choice but to play a forbidden game (aiding and abetting) just to be able to buy the concert ticket again. Makio ends up going to the concert with her classmates and has no regrets even though she sold her body for the concert. On her way home, Makoto runs into Keigo, and Makoto runs through the rainy streets in a desperate attempt to get Keigo to read the note she wrote for him. Keigo's car doesn't seem to be deterred by Makoto's shocking behavior and drives straight away. But a lonely Makoto miraculously runs into Keigo at a vending machine. Keigo takes Makoto to his place and they have sex.
Since her meeting with Keigo, Makoto feels that she has a new purpose in life and wants to get rid of her old life of having fun without a goal. Even her classmates and friends are surprised by her amazing change. In front of the flower store, she receives a call from Keigo, who agrees to meet her the day after tomorrow. The excited Makoto was involved in a traffic accident because of her excitement.
A hospital examination reveals that although Makoto was not seriously injured in the accident, she seems to have been infected with AIDS and has become an HIV carrier. She lost her purpose in life and didn't know what to do. In the end, she even missed her date with Keigo.
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Manson arrives at the studio to look for Keigo, but is injured when his fans run him over, and she can only see Keigo leaving in his car. The movie was a great success, and the movie was a great success. Finally realizing that Makoto is probably still waiting for him at the studio, Kigo asks the car to turn around and go back to look for Makoto. When he arrived at the studio, he realized that Makoto was still waiting there, so he asked Makoto to get in the car.
After arriving at Kigo's place, Kigo asks why Makoto canceled his appointment. Makoto didn't answer, but said that she loved Keigo very much, even if she would die tomorrow. After saying that, Makoto left, leaving behind a stunned Keigo.
Mr. Makoto skipped class and went to see Isamu, asking him to check if he was infected with an STD no matter what, and then left, leaving Isamu puzzled. On her way home, she received a call from Kai Go, who scolded Zhen Sheng for talking about death for no apparent reason. Zhen Sheng, who was scolded, just repeated that she realized the meaning of her life because she knew Kai Go, and that she truly loved him. She also hopes that Keigo will leave her life and not call her again.
Isamu was tested and found to be free of STDs and the AIDS test was negative. Isamu's questioning makes Mak Sang tell everything. Isamu tries to reassure Zhensheng that it could be a misdiagnosis and asks her to seek confirmation. Zhen Sheng calls the hospital to inquire, but the result is still positive, leaving her devastated. Just as she's losing consciousness Keigo calls and waits for Mak-sang downstairs. The two of them go to see the night view together, and Keigo realizes that he seems like the lock in his own heart is about to be unlocked and he can have a normal relationship, but just then Makoto tells her that she has AIDS and that she's infecting him.
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Manson is mentally ill and has nightmares because he knows he has an incurable disease, but he is lucky to have Isamu to give him encouragement. Keigo, knowing that he may be infected with the disease, becomes a degenerate and is ostracized from all contact with the outside world.
Manson comes to his house and asks him to go for a checkup, but he insists on not going and they have a fight. On the other hand, the news of Jinsen's illness has been leaked, and Jinsen is ostracized everywhere. Jinsen, who has no way to complain, sees his mother cheating on him with someone else, which makes Jinsen unable to hold on to his life.
Keigo called in the evening and told Makoto that he had gone for a checkup, and because Makoto had made him realize that he was not just a shell, but still alive, and encouraged Makoto, but Makoto said that she was very lonely, and hoped that Keigo was also positive, because being alone was really lonely. Keigo is surprised when he receives a test and finds out that he is negative. At school, Makoto is bullied and ostracized. Even her best friend is afraid to approach her. She was so sad that she couldn't even go home for fear of meeting her family. On her birthday, she had nowhere else to go, so she went to see Keigo and found out that he wasn't infected.
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Manson realizes that Keigo is fine, and even though he knows that he can't have any reason to be with him, he can't help but feel that he wants to be with him through the downturn. The company has also promised to help Zhensheng with any problems she may have!
On her way home, Zhen Sheng saw the suspicious man who was infected on the day of the infection. She followed the man and finally found out that he was really the culprit who infected her with AIDS, although the man was also full of pity, Zhen Sheng couldn't forgive him for the mistake he made because it caused her so much pain.
Mother, who had been waiting at home for a long time, wanted to celebrate her birthday when she saw Makoto coming home, but because Makoto couldn't bear to see her mother's mistake and the fact that she knew the truth, she went back to her room without saying anything and cried loudly, tearing up the gift she had given her.
Still being bullied by her classmates at school, Makoto felt the pain in her heart, but she couldn't escape from this real nightmare, and perhaps only Keigo would know how to take pity on her, she always told herself. In the park, she thinks the worst, but then she meets Keigo, who comes for a walk, and Keigo's reassurance that he'll support Makoto gives her a new lease on life.
One day, after being bullied by her classmates at school and learning that her mother has finally mentioned the idea of separation, she feels overwhelmed by the uncertainty of whether to go home or not, and finally decides to go out and talk to Keigo, but because Keigo has gone to pay homage to his dead girlfriend, Makoto can't get in touch with him, so she has to wait in front of his house. When Keigo's car comes back, she sees another person in the car and kisses him. She can't believe that even the most trustworthy person in her life has betrayed her, and now she just wants to get away from all these places as fast as she can.
Keigo, who saw Makoto in the rearview mirror, knew something was wrong and immediately got up to chase after her, trying to explain to her, but he realized it was too late, and Makoto was at a distance. Running to the level crossing to stop the real life, think for a moment decided to kill himself, so he stepped out of the safety line, towards the train is advancing in front of the tracks, and the dead run of the Kaiwu can stop it?
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When the favorite person classmate family members are not in support of Zenzo, Zenzo feel the will to survive. He hopes that jumping onto the railroad tracks will bring him relief. Although Keigo finds Makoto, he is already far away from her when he tries to find her. At the moment when Makoto crosses the railroad tracks, Isamu passes by and saves Makoto.
At the hospital, Makoto feels that she is living in a world of pain, and that she cannot be allowed to die even if she wants to. At last, her family learns about the fact that she has AIDS. Her father is very unappreciative, her little brother rejects her, and her mother is the only one willing to help her, but she is so strong that she doesn't want to accept her mother at all, believing that she is just putting on an act, and that she doesn't need people who are dirtier than she is to feel sorry for her.
Keigo's contract with the record company is terminated because of his old pain. Yong comes to the company to tell him about Zhensheng and wants him to visit her. When Qiguo arrives at the hospital, he is very angry and asks Makoto why she wants to commit suicide. He tells Jinsen that liking someone is not about the relative response, but about enjoying the joy of giving. The unintelligent Zhen Sheng left Qiguo speechless and left the hospital without saying a word.
Keigo's thoughts are confused and he wants to write a good song for himself and Makoto. When Makoto sees her mother talking to her old lover on the phone, she thinks her mother still doesn't care about her, but in fact she wants to break up with her old lover. Mak-sang's family celebrates Mak-sang's return home by having a reunion dinner, but the atmosphere is not good, so Mak-sang runs away again, and her mother, who is chasing after her, is unable to get her daughter's understanding. Mak-sang comes to the plaza and hears the broadcast of the song Keigo made for her and his gratitude to her, giving her new hope. Running to the radio station, she hopes to have a nice get-together with Keigo, but he tells her to learn to be independent and not to be too dependent, and calls a cab to take her home.
When she got home, she saw her mother waiting for her and talked to her, realizing that she cared about her, so they hugged and cried together, which also dissolved the obstacles in their hearts.
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Keigo decides to make a fresh start, but is harassed by a reporter who says that his new song is good, but there are no companies willing to work with him. Mashio is inspired by his deadbeat friends and decides to go back to school. And Aso puts the word out at school not to look at Makoto with a strange color and not to believe that she's getting AIDS. Slowly it seems like Mashiro can start living her old normal life again.
When Keigo finally finds a company willing to help him with his record, Mashiro's best friend is injured when an unknown person pushes him down the stairs and tells him not to help Mashiro. The school calls to punish Jansen, which makes Jansen's father very angry and tells Jansen that he doesn't have to go to school anymore, and that he will automatically withdraw from school because he can't stand the bullying from his classmates. The father, who only cares about saving face and covering up his shame, made Jinsen feel very sad.
Jansen, unable to find peace in his heart, heard a radio broadcast about Keigo's termination of his contract with a record label and was worried about him, so he asked him out. After the meeting, Zhen Sheng hoped that Qiguo would give her the courage to go on, accompanied by Zhen Sheng to the school, spoke out her heart in front of the whole school, although she has AIDS, but she loves life more, more understanding of the preciousness of life, and hoped that everyone can give her the right to continue to live in this crowd. Speaking from the heart
Manson receives a kind response, and for once she's grateful to Keigo for giving her the courage to do so. Though the press is asking questions about his relationship with Jinsang, Keigo is more than determined to keep his thoughts to himself and not let the newspaper coverage affect his relationship with Jinsang.
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After Makoto finally declares his inner thoughts, he is in a better state of mind. After stumbling upon the news, he finds out that the news is unfavorable to Keigo, reporting that it is because of him that Manson got AIDS, and the members of the group leave one by one in disapproval of Keigo, but Keigo doesn't back down from his efforts to get over this obstacle.
Worrying about Keigo, Manson went to the place where Keigo was having a meeting and tried to explain everything, but Keigo politely prevented him from doing so. As a result of this incident, Keigo's signing also fell through. Because Makio told the whole school about her AIDS during the assembly, it brought troubles in her family and made her feel very sad. Keigo doesn't want to hurt anyone and hopes that the agency will fire him to avoid unnecessary trouble.
It was intended to make good use of mass communication using journalists to put the words in the heart with the clarification of the matter, but instead, the more it got worse. The drugs that Makoto is taking may have unforeseen consequences, making her mother very worried for her daughter. Father's home, and this Zhao Cheng Qiguo contract failure, Xiao Wu's lack of understanding. All these things hit Makoto once again. In the practice of Qiguo was suddenly notified Zhensheng to the record company to request the reinstatement of Qiguo contract, do not know what happened for no reason fainted!
Keigo visits Makoto's home and discovers that she has written many postcards for herself, but wants Makoto to live her own life. Not to take up all her time because of him, so he deliberately hurt her in the hope that she would back off. The God of Fate, who refused to let Keigo go, forced him to leave Japan and couldn't even hold a concert. Thinking back on his memories with Makoto, he couldn't help but feel a lot of emotions, and played the piano alone in the recital hall.
The God of Fate, who refused to let Keigo go, forced him to leave Japan and couldn't even hold a concert. Makio suddenly appeared out of nowhere and told Keigo that she wanted to be on his side regardless of the people around him, even if she was the only one who supported Keigo. Keigo, who wants to let out all his emotions, makes Makoto hate him completely, but can't suppress the flame of love for Makoto in his heart, and the two kiss passionately in the recital hall.
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Keigo's actions have changed Makoto in a big way. Mak Sang decides to live her life from today. Mak-sang goes to the hospital, she is willing to accept to try the last medicine and the doctors are happy to see her positive attitude and optimism. She goes to see the man who infected her and gives him encouragement to be as positive and cheerful as she is and to face herself. Mak-sang tells Kai-go at the riverside that she is not going to die easily and hopes that Kai-go doesn't treat her with sadness and that things aren't that bad.
Manabu happily visits Keigo at work. Kaoru tells her that Keigo stayed with her because he pitied her, and now his favorite is Risa, who has passed away. Makoto misunderstands Keigo and thinks that he likes her because he is terminally ill like Risa. Because of the side effects of the potion Makio faints again again. It made Makio, who was about to cheer up, start to be depressed again.
Kaoru, who could not get Keigo's love, chose to commit suicide, but luckily Keigo kept her from dying. When he receives a notice from his company to go abroad, he feels that he must talk to Makoto, but Makoto tells him that he is already tired and does not want to work hard anymore, and that it is only a matter of time before he dies. Qiguo doesn't want to force Zhensheng to go to America alone. Makoto goes to the riverbank and hopes to jump off the bridge to get rid of herself, but Qigu shows up just in time to stop her. At this moment, Kigo appears in time to stop Makoto. He tells her that if she wants to jump, he will be there for her and will not let her die alone. But Makoto's distrustful look saddens him, so he jumps straight off the bridge into the water, unharmed despite his recklessness, and shouts from below that he will help Makoto through whatever happens. Makoto is undaunted and trusts Keigo and jumps into the water and embraces him despite everything. He tells Keigo that people don't die that easily, and Keigo tells Makoto that he wants her to come with him to America, and the two kiss happily in the water.
God! Please Give Me More Time Episode 9
Keigo's request touches Makoto's heart. He told his mother that he didn't know what to say to her, but he was surprised when she told him that she had made a decision.
Keigo wanted Makoto to get his father's permission before he left, but he was unable to get his father's permission, leaving Makoto a bit disappointed. Receiving a phone call from Noguchi, he wants Makoto to come and see him now that he can do normal things like normal people, and also wants Makoto to go. Although there are some repercussions for the two to go to America, Keigo asks Makio to trust him that he will be able to overcome everything!
After talking to Isamu, Jinsen really doesn't know what he can do when he goes to America, and he's not sure what he can do for Qigu! The entanglement of love and affection makes it difficult for her. If she has to choose she can only give up going to the U.S. Qiguo tells Jinsheng that he will accept whatever decision she makes, but hopes that she will have the opportunity to live in the U.S. with him. During dinner, Jinsang's father reveals his decision. He hopes that Mak-sang's mother won't have to suppress her feelings and agree to the divorce in the hope that they will both find true love, and that Mak-sang will try to make her own decision if she makes one. Don't worry about what your parents think. Makoto finally decides to go to the United States, but when she arrives at the airport, she is tricked by Kaoru into believing that Keigo has left first. She is in pain, but she cannot escape the fate, and they are still separated. Three years later, Zhen Sheng is back to living her own life and has more goals for herself.
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While Mak Sang wants to live a life of his own, he is unable to find a job and is unable to get accepted into a normal company. When he remembers that Keigo is going to return to Japan, his heart fluctuates.
At last, she receives a notice from the company that Makoto has been accepted and has finally found a job, and she is very excited and everyone is happy for her. When Keigo returns home, he is skeptical that Makoto didn't show up at the airport at the end of the day, and he also hears that Makoto is going to get married. She tries to find Mak-sang, but is stopped by Isamu in front of her house. Says he abandoned her three years ago and it hit her hard. Now that Mak Sang is back on his feet, he is expected to leave him alone. Under Keigo's pressure, Kaoru reveals the truth about what happened three years ago, which makes Keigo realize the truth. By chance, Keigo and Makoto are finally reunited.
While Keigo tells him that it was a misunderstanding three years ago, Makoto is unable to continue with Keigo again, thinking that perhaps it would be better for him and that she might be happier without him. Making this painful decision to leave Keigo causes her pain. A group of classmates come to celebrate Makio's acceptance, but they are notified of the company's cancellation. Saddened, she rushes out of the house uncontrollably. Unable to accept Makio's proposal to break up with her, Keigo takes a helpless walk by the river alone and inadvertently encounters Makio, who is standing on the bridge alone and grieving.
Keigo makes a promise to Makoto to take care of her forever, and Keigo is not afraid of being infected by Makoto and the two have an intimate relationship that night. The next day, Qiguo sincerely visited Makoto's father, hoping that he would approve of the two of them and explain the misunderstanding three years ago. Makoto's father had no problem handing over his daughter to him, but he told Qiguo about Makoto's recent situation, which was that the seemingly healthy Makoto was in fact in the process of losing her immunity. Keigo is nervous about the news and contacts Makoto to meet her.
Ms. Makoto and Kigo have an appointment, but when Kigo arrives at the meeting place, Ms. Makoto suddenly faints. After arriving at the hospital, the doctor told him that Makoto might have lung cancer and Aizi's complication would be accelerated. Inside Kigo's heart, he cries out for God to give him a little more time, even if it means giving his life in exchange.
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Manson's illness makes Keigo even more determined not to regret it again and stay in Japan to take care of Manson who needs her. The doctor informs Makoto that her condition is stabilizing and she can be discharged from the hospital. At the same time, she asks the doctor in detail why her physiological period has stopped. She realizes that she is pregnant! The doctor encourages Mak-sang to have the baby, but Mak-sang is very excited to have the baby. When Jinsang tells Qiguo about her pregnancy, Qiguo wants Jinsang to give up the baby for the sake of Jinsang's life, but Jinsang can't accept it and gets into a disagreement with Qiguo.
The fact that Mak-sang is pregnant makes Keigo break his promise. All of them are not in favor of letting Makoto make the decision to give birth to a child, which makes Makoto, who was originally very happy, very sad and difficult to make the decision. Kaoru tells Makoto that Qiguo doesn't want her to have the baby because of what happened in the past when her sister was pregnant with Qiguo's baby and died in childbirth, which made Qiguo sad for a long time, and she hopes that she can convince Qiguo to go back to the concert. The decision was made and Makio hoped that if Keigo promised her to go back to the concert, she would also promise to give up the baby.
An uncertain Mak-sang wanders into the hospital's operating room, and as she prepares to enter, Keigo shows up and tells her that he's agreed to Mak-sang having the baby and the three of them living a good life together, making Mak-sang even more grateful to Keigo. Sadly separated by having to part ways, both of them use the VCR to tell each other how they are doing during this period, so that the two people who are separated are not too sad.
Waiting for the birth of her baby, Jinsheng keeps her happy mood and waits for Kaiwu's return and birth. Kaiwu, who has finished his concert, decides to give Jinsheng a surprise and returns from abroad. But Makio fainted on the road with stomach pain while walking and was rushed to the hospital ....
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The hospitalized Mak Sang, regardless of his physical strength to ensure the safety of himself and his child, but wants the doctor to take the child into account, after the doctor and the family to coordinate, Qiguo decided to hope that the doctor can respect Mak Sang's request.
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In the end, Makoto was unable to see her daughter grow up. She fell into a deep sleep beside her daughter, wishing to watch over her and Keigo for the rest of their lives. After Makio passes away, Keigo and Yuki are left, and although they do not have Makio, their hearts are filled with love. Yuko grows up under Keigo's care...
In "God", we see that acting rationally is not the same as being free, because the standard of rational calculation is still based on certain social values; and that it is easy to lose oneself by relying too much on the approval of other people in society, and sometimes even sacrificing important things such as justice, affection, and friendship for the sake of acceptance by other people. As a matter of fact, "freedom" is not the same as doing whatever one wants or letting oneself go unchecked. In my opinion, freedom should be the ability to decide what one wants from among the many possible choices without external coercion, which is also known as "autonomy". So what are the values that we should believe in, that will protect us from physical and psychological desires, and that will consistently bring us the greatest happiness and joy?
The hero of the play "God" makes this touching plea: "Why is it that people always realize when it is too late that the clock of life is turned by God .....? Now I see a light, a faint light in the darkness. Keep this light for me, and don't let it go out when people ignore it. Even in exchange for my life. God, please give me more time ....". I believe that such a cry is not only a cry of "God, please give me more time". I believe that such a plea is not only the personal feeling of the hero in the drama "God", but also the feeling that many people have had in their hearts. It is true that the clock of life is turned by God, but if we can grasp all the light that God has given us in our lives, and grasp the richness of life with all our hearts, then I believe that when we come to the end of our lives, not only will we have less unnecessary regrets, but we will also be more thankful for our own lives.