Kokkuri-san (film)

Kokkuri-san
Kokkuri-san
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 min.
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese

Kokkuri (こっくりさん, Kokkuri: Kokkuri-san) is a 1997 Japanese movie directed by Takahisa Zeze about three girls, Mio, Hiroko, and Masami.^[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 of America by AsiaVision, the Asian live action label of Urban Vision Entertainment.

References

^ Alexander Jacoby A Critical Handbook of Japanese Film Directors 2013 p2030 "By this time, Zezehad 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 p2030 "By this time, Zezehad made his first true mainstream film, Kokkuri (Kokkuri‒san, 1997),a conventional if agreeably understated horror film about schoolgirls using a ouija board."