The House of Hanging
This time, Kousuke investigates a murder in a hospital. The murderer leaves misleading evidence to divert Kousuke's attention on the case. Suspicion and doubt clouds Kousuke's mind.
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This time, Kousuke investigates a murder in a hospital. The murderer leaves misleading evidence to divert Kousuke's attention on the case. Suspicion and doubt clouds Kousuke's mind.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror
Written By:Kon Ichikawa, Shinya Hidaka
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Toho Pictures
Cast
Kon Ichikawa
Director
Koji Ishizaka
Kosuke Kindaichi
Yoshiko Sakuma
Yayoi Hogen
Masao Kusakari
Mokutarou Hinatsu
Junko Sakurada
Yukari Hogen / Koyuki Yamauchi
Takako Irie
Chizu Igarashi
Takeshi Katō
Inspector Todoroki
Mitsuko Kusabue
Junko Amamiya
Miki Sanjō
Mitsue Tanabe
Kayoko Shiraishi
Sumi Miyasaka
Midori Hagio
Fuyuko Yamauchi
Shinnosuke Ikehata
Heiji Yoshizawa
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