Director – Keiichi Hara – 2022 – Japan – Cert. – 116m ***** Seven children are sucked via mirrors in their homes into a mysterious castle perched high above a sea, presided over by a wolf queen, and prowled by a hungry wolf at night – plays UK cinemas in the Japan Foundation Touring Film […]
Lonely Castle
in the Mirror
(Kagami no Kojo,
かがみの孤城)
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- Post date March 1 2024
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in the Mirror
(Kagami no Kojo,
かがみの孤城) - Sticky post
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