Tormented (Rabbit Horror 3D)

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Movie: Rabbit Horror 3D / Tormented
Romaji: Rabito Hora 3D
Japanese: ラビット・ホラー3D
Director: Takashi Shimizu
Writer: Daisuke Hosaka, Sotaro Hayashi, Takashi Shimizu
Producer: Satoru Ogura, Masayuki Tanishima, Nobuyuki Tanizawa
Cinematographer: Christopher Doyle
World Premiere: September 7, 2011 (Venice Film Festival)
Release Date: September 17, 2011
Runtime: 83 min.
Genre: Horror
Distributor: Phantom Film
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan

Plot

A young woman searches for her younger brother who was dragged away into an alternate world by a rabbit ...

10-year-old Daigo (Takeru Shibuya) kills a sick rabbit on the school playground which he adored. The other kids call him "rabbit killer." Since then the boy has stayed at home and has been tutored by his sister Kiriko. Kiriko's mother died of an incomprehensible disease 10 years ago. Since that time Kiriko has not spoken. Their father (Teruyuki Kagawa) is distant & also silent, working away on his storybook illustrations.

One day, Daigo and Kiriko go to watch a 3D movie. A rabbit suddenly pops out of the screen and Daigo attempts to grab it. That night, Daigo is lured into a strange world through the stairs in their home by a rabbit doll ...

Cast



Hikari Mitsushima	Teruyuki Kagawa	Takeru Shibuya	Tamaki Ogawa	Nao Omori
Kiriko Imazato	Kohei Imazato	Daigo Imazato		doctor

Momoko Tanabe

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Film Festivals

2011 (68th) Venice Film Festival - Out of Competition - August 31-September 10, 2011 *World Premiere
2011 (44th) Sitges Film Festival - October 6th-16th, 2011 - Casa Asia
2011 (22nd) Stockholm International Film Festival - November 9-20, 2011 - Twilight Zone *Nordic Premiere
2012 (30th) Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival - April 5-17, 2012 - International Competition

Awards

"Silver Raven" - 2012 (30th) Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival - April 5-17, 2012

Comments

Comment #1
Coffee & Cigarettes Says:
Jul 11 2011 4:50 am

Will this be released in cinemas in the UK after September (limited release only obviously)? Also who plays who? This looks awesome!