Reincarnation

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Movie: Reincarnation
Romaji: Rinne
Japanese: 輪廻
Director: Takashi Shimizu
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Producer:
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Release Date: January 7, 2006
Runtime: 96 min
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan

Plot

35 years ago, a random act of violence was committed at a tourist hotel. A college professor, possessed by madness, went on a killing spree, slaughtering 11 hotel guests and employees. While recording his acts of violence on an 8mm camcorder, he slashed one victim after another, as they ran for their lives...35 years later a director called Matsumura wants to turn this crime story into a movie. Titled "Memory", he casts a young of his project. But as their shoot date closes in, Nagisa begins to see creepy dreams and hallucinations. Isn't the incident from the past yet over?

Cast

Yuka - Nagisa Sugiura
Karina - Yayoi Kinoshita
Kippei Shiina - Ikuo Matsumura
Tetta Sugimoto - Tadashi Murakawa
Shun Oguri - Kazuya Omori
Marika Matsumoto - Yuka Morita
Mantaro Koichi - Yamanaka Producer
Atsushi Haruta - Norihasa Omori
Miki Sanjo - Ayumi Omori
Mao Sasaki - Chisato Omori
Hiroto Ito - Yuya Omori
Takako Fuji - Hotel Maid
Yasutoki Furuya
Tomoko Mochizuki
Hiroshi Okazaki
Hidekazu Mashima
Kozo Sato

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Comment #1
Reincarnation Says:
Apr 03 2012 1:16 pm

Reincarnation is the belief that when you die, "a change of the body, but something came up again in another body. Reincarnation bests describes the concept that creates the soul or spirit after death the body to return live in a new body, or, in some traditions, like humans, animals or plants. This doctrine is a central principal in most religious traditions of India, Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism, speaks the Buddhist notion of rebirth is also often referred to as reincarnation. The idea was also some plants certain Greek philosophers, like other religions such as Druids and later spiritualism, Theosophy and Canker. also found in many tribal communities around the world, in places like western Siberia, Africa, North America and Australia.