From the director of “Ju-On” comes a new tale of horror. “SANA: Let Me Hear” haunts PH cinemas on Nov 13

A decades-long evil reemerges in “SANA: Let Me Hear,” the latest horror film by “The Grudge (Ju-On)” director Takashi Shimizu. 

Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/bRft16JyRLY

In 1992, a rooftop confrontation between schoolgirls ends in tragedy as one girl, Sana, accidentally falls to her death. Mysteriously, a cassette recorder was found next to her body, still recording. 32 years later, a young woman named Honoka is hired to teach summer classes at the same school. History repeats itself as another student falls from the same building, witnessed by Honoka and her students, Hitomi and Takeru.

Highly-awaited cinema release of Japan’s blockbuster hit “Look Back” from Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto to debut nationwide in Ph on August 28

The wait is over! The anime adaptation of Look Back, from Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto will have a Philippine release on August 28.Yūmi Kawai (Plan 75) and Mizuki Yoshida (Alice in Borderland) lend their voices to lead characters Fujino and Kyomoto, respectively.

Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/i8thuEOYJ7Q

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An endearing and tearjerker film on the beauty of friendship that had fans and critics alike raving when it was released in Japan, Look Back is the anime film adaptation of a one-shot manga that tells the story of two small-town girls Fujino and Kyomoto, who are polar opposites of each other. Fujino is overly confident, and in contrast Kyomoto is a shut-in, but their shared love for drawing manga brings them together. The coming-of-age film is animated by Studio Durian, founded by Kiyotaka Oshiyama, who helms Look Back as its director.. Under Oshiyama’s impressive list as an animator are films and series such as The Boy and the Heron, Devilman Crybaby, and Flip Flappers.