What's scary is being a human being, and what's scary is being myself. Truly horrifying things reside inside oneself. The work asks if you can stand the inescapable terror.
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Title: God's Left Hand, Devil's Right Hand (2006)
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Cast
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Asuka Shibuya | ... | Izumi Yamabe |
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Tsubasa Kobayashi | ... | So Yamabe |
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Ai Maeda | ... | Yoshiko Tani |
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Momoko Shimizu | ... | Momo |
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Saaya | ... | Ayu |
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Reon Kadena | ||
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Mika Kamiya | ||
| Yoneko Matsukane | ... | Teacher | |
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Kunihiko Mikami | ||
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Mai Nakajima | ||
| Toshie Negishi | ... | Miwako Tani | |
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Tarô Nogi | ... | Store Clerk (as Taro Nogi) |
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Keisuke Nomura | ||
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Shigemitsu Ogi | ||
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Akira Saito | ||
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What's scary is being a human being, and what's scary is being myself. Truly horrifying things reside inside oneself. The work asks if you can stand the inescapable terror.
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22 July 2006 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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$15,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I've been avoiding this one for a while after I read some not-so-positive reviews. I looked it up again recently and noticed that not only was it directed by Shusuke Kaneko (a very entertaining filmmaker) but it was also based on a book written by Kazuo Umezu, which is always an advantage because a handful of imaginative and fun movies have been recently made from this man's works (see "Tamami: The Baby's Curse" and "Orochi" ASAP!). I decided to give it a shot, and I'm glad I did.
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