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Tales of the Bizarre: 2004 Fall Special (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 20, 2004

Original Title:
Tales of the Bizarre: 2004 Fall Special

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery | Science Fiction | TV Movie

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 128

Overview from TheMovieDB

***Fushiawase wo Anata ni (We Bring You Misfortune) A woman sees a company called "Fushiawase wo Anata ni" (we bring you misfortune) promoting a new sales concept: giving its clients misfortune to motivate them to seek greater happiness. ***Kuuhaku no Hito (Blank Person) A woman wakes up in her bed every morning not remembering the events of the past night, and finding that someone has moved around the things in her room. ***Jigoku wa Manin (Hell Is Full) As there is no more room in hell, the evil/sinful find they cannot die. ***Kako kara no Nikki (Diary from the Past) A struggling author chances upon a diary which changes his life. ***Aketekure (Open Up!) A woman's husband dies in a car accident, but that same evening he is heard pounding on the door for someone to let him in.

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Production

Director:
Yasushi Ueda
Jun'ichi Tsuzuki
Masato Hijikata

Screenplay:
Shizuka Ouki
Moriguchi Seiji

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