There are no facile cures for their deep, festering wounds. Shoya, Shoko and their classmates have had to live with their regrets, resentments, pain and guilt for many years. But the filmmakers refuse to settle for a pat resolution. He studies sign language and tries to apologize to Shoko and the kids who followed his lead and mistreated her. Shoya spends the next six years so lonely and alienated that he sees the students around him with X’s hiding their faces.Įventually, Shoya realizes he needs to atone for his heinous actions. Even his friends are disgusted by his behavior. When Shoko Nishimiya (Saori Hayami), a shy deaf girl, transfers into his class, he torments her so mercilessly, her mother moves Shoko to another school.
Shoya Ishida (voiced by Miyu Irino) is the most obnoxious boy in his sixth-grade class: He goofs off, pulls pranks and gets into trouble.
Naoko Yamada’s “A Silent Voice: The Movie,” which won the 2017 Japanese Movie Critics Award for Best Animation, presents an unflinching depiction of the cruelty children inflict on each other.
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