Silent Hill 4: The Room (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 17, 2004

Original Title:
The Making of Silent Hill 4 (サイレントヒル4 ザ・ルーム)

Genres:
Documentary | Drama | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Fun TV
Konami
We Productions

Production Countries:
France | Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: R18+ 

Runtime: 5

“Here's a lullaby to close your eyes...”

Henry Townshend, a boy of about thirty with a hobby of photography, has recently moved into apartment 302, first floor of the South Ashfield Heights complex, in Ashfield, a pleasant town near Silent Hill. After a short period of peaceful stay, some strange events begin to happen. Every night, Henry is promptly awakened by the same, identical, nightmare. From that moment, he finds himself trapped in his apartment: the door, bearing the words “Don't go out!, Walter”, is locked with chains and padlocks, the windows are hermetically sealed, the phone is silent and no one seems to hear his screams. After five days of captivity, a hole appears in the bathroom wall: Henry, armed only with an iron pipe, crosses the portal in search of freedom. [A documentary about the making of the 2004 video game "Silent Hill 4: The Room".]

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Director:
Akira Yamaoka

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