Spotlight on Japanese Horror
The J-Horror wave burst onto the international film scene thanks to cross-over hits like Ring (1998) and Ju-On (2002) but Japanese horror has a rich and varied tradition. Going back centuries, the DNA of these films can be seen in folkloric ghost stories about long-haired revengeful ghosts or twisted tales of vengeful retribution.
Spanning decades, this collection of eerie tales is a tantalising bite-sized sample of this enduring genre.
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Sat 12 Jul |
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Sun 13 Jul |
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Sat 19 Jul |
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Sun 20 Jul |
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Sat 26 Jul |
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Price and bookings
From $14 to $20
Adult / general $20 |
Student / concession $16 |
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