Sana: Let Me Hear

During a summer break, a temporary teacher named Honoka Kimijima oversees a supplementary class. The routine is disrupted when a female student commits suicide by jumping from the school roof in front of her. Following this tragedy, a mysterious girl appears in the classroom who does not belong there, eventually leading the other students to discover a shocking truth about her identity.

This Japanese horror film was directed by Takashi Shimizu, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Rumi Kakuta. In the chronological order of his work, this production is the 17th of 20 films he has directed, following Immersion and preceding The Mouths. The movie features Nagisa Shibuya in the lead role as Honoka Kimijima, alongside a cast that includes Hayase Ikoi, Tomoko Hoshi, Soma Santoki, Towa Araki, and Shota Sometani.

The film was produced by several companies, including Shochiku and Yoshimoto Kogyo, and has a runtime of 108 minutes. Audience reception is mixed across different platforms. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.4/10 based on 131 votes, while on TMDB, it has a higher rating of 7.2/10 from 11 votes.