Day-Dream

The waiting room’s hum, September’s last light through venetian blinds. The chair reclines, needle hovers—suddenly he’s elsewhere, skin glowing under velvet night, fangs parting in mirror-calm water. A girl with a bruised wrist steps from the next chair over, takes his hand. Like 1964’s pinku-horror illusions: soft-focus delirium reels between flesh and myth before the needle sinks.

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Tetsuji Takechi directed Day-Dream in 1964. See Tetsuji Takechi's full filmography, where to start with Tetsuji Takechi, or where to go after you've seen everything by Tetsuji Takechi.

Day-Dream was released in 1964 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 92 minutes.