Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kazuki Kitamura | ... | Nomura | |
Oka Antara | ... | Bayu | |
Rin Takanashi | ... | Hisae | |
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Luna Maya | ... | Dina Aditya |
Ray Sahetapy | ... | Dharma | |
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Ersya Aurelia | ... | Elly |
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Tensui Sakai | ... | Souichi |
Epy Kusnandar | ... | Robert | |
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Mei Kurokawa | ... | Midori |
Tara Basro | ... | Dewi | |
Denden | ... | Oyaji / Father at Jukai | |
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Dimas Argoebie | ... | Rizal |
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Steve Jean | ... | Ahmad |
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Yuki Konoe | ... | Yumi |
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Roy Marten | ... | Ayah Dina |
In Tokyo, a serial killer is murdering women and posting his violent crimes on-line. In Jakarta, a rogue vigilante uploads his murdering spree for the world to see. A psychotic game of cat and mouse ensues as the two men battle for notoriety. Soon it becomes clear that it's only a matter of time until the two killers square off face to face. Written by Anonymous
Two men from different cultures, a journalist investigating a corrupt rich man in Jakarta, and a banker turned serial killer from Tokyo meet in a chat room and form an unholy alliance. The Japanese man abducts and tortures women on camera and uploads them on to the internet. The Indonesian writer becomes fascinated by the videos, and through a series of events becomes a killer himself. The movie switches back and forth between the two characters in a fairly seamless fashion. The acting is excellent, with vivid camera work, but be warned of some explicit and bloody violence. It runs a bit too long at two hours and eighteen minutes, but I still recommend Killers as one of the better films of 2014.