After going too far, Shōyo is soon ostracized by his own classmates, leaving him lonely, depressed and struggling to make any friends. The Japanese animated film, which serves as an adaptation of Yoshitoki Ōima’s manga of the same name, opens with Shōya Ishida, an elementary school bully who makes a victim out of Shōko Nishimiya, a new student suffering from hearing loss. Speaking of second chances, you’ll find that to be one of the central themes surrounding A Silent Voice. Now, over two years later, another run was finally announced for the film, giving western filmgoers a second chance to watch it on the big screen as intended. Note: This is a review for the dub release of A Silent Voiceĭespite being originally released in 2016, A Silent Voice had only reached a limited audience during its initial run, playing in only a handful of theatres in the United States.
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