Dollhouse (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 13, 2025

Original Title:
ドールハウス

Alternate Titles:
Dooruhausu

Genres:
Horror | Mystery

Production Companies:
Django Film
TOHO
TOHO Studios

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: G 

Runtime: 110

There's something strange about the dolls in this house.

A child disappears from home and there is no explanation. The girl's parents search for her endlessly, to no avail. One day, the mother finds a large doll on the market that helps her compensate for the pain of losing her daughter. But it’s not just any doll. When the mother becomes pregnant again, the doll shows signs of life. But the new child and the doll will form a bond that not even temple rituals can erase.

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Assistant Director:
Tetsuya Okabe

Director:
Shinobu Yaguchi

Director of Photography:
Fūta Takagi

Executive Producer:
Hisashi Usui

Gaffer:
Tokujû Ichikawa

Makeup & Hair:
Satoko Umehara
Tomoko Chiba

Original Music Composer:
Youki Kojima

Producer:
Tomoo Fukatsu

Production Design:
Hirokazu Kanakatsu

Screenplay:
Shinobu Yaguchi

Sound Effects:
Mizuki Ito

Special Effects:
Kakusei Fujiwara

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Kakusei Fujiwara

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