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The Discarnates
A recently divorced writer is reunited with the ghosts of his parents who died when he was a boy. However, every time he sees them he loses more life energy. Now, he must choose between starting a new life or staying forever in the past.
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A recently divorced writer is reunited with the ghosts of his parents who died when he was a boy. However, every time he sees them he loses more life energy. Now, he must choose between starting a new life or staying forever in the past.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Horror
Written By:Shin'ichi Ichikawa
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Shochiku
Cast
Nobuhiko Obayashi
Director
Morio Kazama
Hidemi Harada
Kumiko Akiyoshi
Fusako Harada
Tsurutaro Kataoka
Eikichi Harada
Toshiyuki Nagashima
Ichiro Mamiya
Yūko Natori
Kei Fujino
Atsuko Kawada
Junko Kawada
Bengal
Taxi Driver
Takashi Sasano
Dentist
Ryoichi Kusanagi
Asakusa Barker 1
Yuji Ogata
Asakusa Barker 2
Kazuya Tokimoto
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