Yume jû-ya

Moonlight pooling through a paper screen. A wooden lantern gutters out. A blind masseuse listens to a heartbeat that isn’t his own. In one night, a sleepwalker counts his ribs while a kimono steams on a line. Ten dreams, ten filmmakers, each fold of sleep unspooling a new nightmare wrapped in silk and static. Japanese surrealism’s last known heist: stealing shadows from the subconscious.

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Takashi Shimizu directed Yume jû-ya in 2007. See Takashi Shimizu's full filmography, where to start with Takashi Shimizu, or where to go after you've seen everything by Takashi Shimizu.

Yume jû-ya was released in 2007 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 111 minutes.