Even though J-horror will probably never reach the heights it achieved during the “Ringu” era, the Japanese movie industry still continues to produce films of the genre, although in a much lesser frequency. Shoh Kataoka tries his hand in the category, through a film that doubles as a family drama, and definitely thrives on its atmosphere.
The Good Father is screening at Busan International Film Festival
5 years ago, during the summer, a family of 4 got into a car accident on their way back home from an amusement park. The mother, Mayuko Kubo, fell into a vegative state and has stayed in a psychiatrist facility from then on, the father, Shiro, a psychologist specializing in hypnotism, injured his leg, young sister Luna received a severe burn on her face that later on forced her to wear a mask all the time to hide the wounds, and elder sister Hana, suffered mostly psychologically,...
The Good Father is screening at Busan International Film Festival
5 years ago, during the summer, a family of 4 got into a car accident on their way back home from an amusement park. The mother, Mayuko Kubo, fell into a vegative state and has stayed in a psychiatrist facility from then on, the father, Shiro, a psychologist specializing in hypnotism, injured his leg, young sister Luna received a severe burn on her face that later on forced her to wear a mask all the time to hide the wounds, and elder sister Hana, suffered mostly psychologically,...
- 10/12/2022
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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