Kokkuri-san (film)

Kokkuri-san
Kokkuri-san
	DVD cover
Directed by	Takahisa Zeze
Written by	Kishu Izuchi; Takahisa Zeze
Produced by	Shigehiro Arake; Minoru Yokote
Starring	Ayumi Yamatsu; Hiroko Shimada; Moe Ishikawa
Cinematography	Shogo Ueno
Edited by	Shinichi Fushima
Music by	Goro Yasukawa
Release date	1997;
Running time	87 minutes
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese

Kokkuri (Japanese: こっくりさん, Hepburn: Kokkuri: Kokkuri-san) is a 1997 Japanese film directed by Takahisa Zeze about three girls, Mio, Hiroko, and Masami, who attempt to summon a spirit through a divination game.^[1]

Plot

A group of friends play the Japanese game Kokkuri to summon Kokkuri-san, a spirit who can answer any question as a pastime but apparently reveals dark secrets that will make these girls turn against each other.

Cast & Crew

Screenplay by:

Rikiya Mizushima
Isao Kiriyama

Executive Producers:

Producer:

Screenplay:

Director:

Takahisa Zeze

Lighting:

Shinichi Hayashi

Supervising Production Designer:

Yoshinobu Nishioka

Art Director:

Hisayuki Kobayashi

Music:

Editing:

Shinichi Fushima

Cast:

Release

It was distributed in the United States by AsiaVision, the Asian live action label of Urban Vision Entertainment.

References

↑ Alexander Jacoby A Critical Handbook of Japanese Film Directors 2013 p. 203 "By this time, Zeze had made his first true mainstream film, Kokkuri (Kokkuri‒san, 1997), a conventional if agreeably understated horror film about schoolgirls using a ouija board."

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[1] Alexander Jacoby A Critical Handbook of Japanese Film Directors 2013 p. 203 "By this time, Zeze had made his first true mainstream film, Kokkuri (Kokkuri‒san, 1997), a conventional if agreeably understated horror film about schoolgirls using a ouija board."

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