'One Missed Call': When an Onryō Goes Digital
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Life isn't beautiful
After the success of a video game series of the same name, the author of the games decided to make a movie in a similar vibe and style.
The result is a slightly disturbing, yet entertaining look at the life of Jarda Malík, who needs to quickly get hold of 150.000 Czech crowns.
But the task won't be easy, as our hero needs to deal with various obstacles in the way of repaying a debt to the blood thirsty collectors.
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After the success of a video game series of the same name, the author of the games decided to make a movie in a similar vibe and style. The result is a slightly disturbing, yet entertaining look at the life of Jarda Malík, who needs to quickly get hold of 150.000 Czech crowns. But the task won't be easy, as our hero needs to deal with various obstacles in the way of repaying a debt to the blood thirsty collectors.
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Written By:Martin Pohl
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:ZNK Productions
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