The friends Kaori, Erika and Aki are on a vacation to celebrate their upcoming graduation, when suddenly an infestation of mysterious walking fish forces them to reevaluate everything they care about in order to stay alive.
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Mirai Kataoka | ... | Kaori (voice) |
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Takuma Negishi | ... | Tadashi (voice) |
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Ami Taniguchi | ... | Erika (voice) |
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Masami Saeki | ... | Aki (voice) |
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Hidetaka Abe | ... | Shirakawa (voice) |
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Hiroshi Okazaki | ... | Koyanagi (voice) |
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Mori Kaneko | ... | Ring Master (voice) |
The friends Kaori, Erika and Aki are on a vacation to celebrate their upcoming graduation, when suddenly an infestation of mysterious walking fish forces them to reevaluate everything they care about in order to stay alive.
An animated movie that does take environment very seriously. Japan is an island and therefor isolated. It also seems to heighten their fears and how they portray them. Another case in point is this movie. Just because it is animated though, doesn't mean it is child friendly. There is nudity, there is violence and there is body horror that Croneberg would be jealous of.
Apart from things (machines) sticking things in human body parts (where they shouldn't be) and other out there ideas, you have to be pretty open minded to watch this movie. It's not great, but it has a message. Is that enough/sufficient for your viewing pleasure?