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The video reviews the Japanese horror film Dark Water (2002), following Yoshimi, a recently divorced mother fighting for custody of her young daughter, Ikuko. Hoping to start over, they move into a cheap, run-down apartment, where a leak in the ceiling and a mysterious red backpack quickly make it clear that something is wrong.
The strange events grow harder to ignore. Water keeps seeping into Yoshimi’s apartment, she finds hair in the tap water, and Ikuko starts behaving as if she has an imaginary friend: a lonely, yellow-haired child. The red bag belongs to Mitsuko, a girl who disappeared two years earlier. Yoshimi eventually discovers that Mitsuko drowned in the building’s rooftop water tank, which had not been cleaned since she vanished.
As the haunting escalates, Ikuko is nearly swallowed by the filthy water. Yoshimi realizes Mitsuko wants a mother and agrees to stay with her in the water tank to save her daughter. Ikuko survives, but loses Yoshimi. Years later, now a teenager, she returns to the abandoned apartment and sees her mother’s spirit. Their reunion is cut short when Mitsuko appears and takes Yoshimi away again.
The reviewer mixes the film’s bleak story with exasperated jokes, repeatedly calling Mitsuko a “devil” or “Bocil Jibreg.” The biggest complaint is that, although Mitsuko may have been a neglected child, Yoshimi has to give up her life and leave Ikuko without her mother. The narration also floats the grim theory that the apartment managers knew about Mitsuko’s death and kept quiet to protect the building’s reputation.
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- Saqahayang Review narrator — Delivers the recap and sarcastic commentary.
- Yoshimi — Ikuko’s mother, struggling to regain custody.
- Ikuko — Yoshimi’s young daughter, later seen as a teenager.
- Mitsuko — The ghost of the missing girl.
- Hamada — Yoshimi’s ex-husband and Ikuko’s father.
- Kishida — The lawyer who helps Yoshimi.
- Suzuki and Honda — Apartment staff whose handling of the building comes under suspicion.
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