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The Village (2023)
In a once-scenic village now dominated by a vast trash disposal site, a young man yearns to break free from a cruel fate tying him to the very grounds.
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In a once-scenic village now dominated by a vast trash disposal site, a young man yearns to break free from a cruel fate tying him to the very grounds.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Michihito Fujii
In Theaters:6/16/2023
Box Office:$494,402
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:STAR SANDS, KADOKAWA, Lat-Lon, WOWOW, TV Tokyo, L'espace Vision
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