Loft (2005 film)
2005 Japanese film
- October 8, 2005 (2005-10-08) (Pusan International Film Festival)
- September 9, 2006 (2006-09-09) (Japan)
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Loft is a 2005 Japanese horror film directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, starring Miki Nakatani and Etsushi Toyokawa.
Plot
Reiko Haruna, a prize-winning writer, moves to a quiet suburban house to finish up her new novel. One night she sees a man in a storage room transporting an object wrapped in cloth. She finds out that he is Makoto Yoshioka, an archaeologist researching ancient mummies, and that object was a recently discovered mummy. Working late on her book, she sees a ghost and finds out that her room once belonged to a woman who disappeared.
Cast
- Miki Nakatani - Reiko Haruna
- Etsushi Toyokawa - Makoto Yoshioka
- Hidetoshi Nishijima - Koichi Kijima
- Yumi Adachi - Aya
- Sawa Suzuki - Megumi Nonomura
- Haruhiko Kato - Murakami
- Ren Osugi - Hino
Reception
Sky Hirschkron of Stylus Magazine gave Loft a "C" grade.[1] However Julien Gester of Les Inrockuptibles titled that the movie had a "disturbing splendor".[2]
References
External links
- Loft at IMDb
- Review, d-kaz
- Review at Snowblood Apple
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Films directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa
- Kandagawa Pervert Wars (1983)
- Sweet Home (1989)
- The Guard from Underground (1992)
- Cure (1997)
- License to Live (1998)
- Charisma (1999)
- Séance (2000)
- Pulse (2001)
- Bright Future (2003)
- Doppelganger (2003)
- Kazuo Umezu's Horror Theater: House of Bugs (2005)
- Loft (2005)
- Retribution (2006)
- Tokyo Sonata (2008)
- Real (2013)
- Seventh Code (2013)
- 1905 (cancelled)
- Journey to the Shore (2015)
- Creepy (2016)
- Daguerrotype (2016)
- Before We Vanish (2017)
- Foreboding (2018)
- To the Ends of the Earth (2019)
- Wife of a Spy (2020)
- Cloud (2024)
- Serpent's Path (2024)
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