Tokyo Illusion
東京幻夢
Synopsis
A fragile-looking woman visits a photography studio, and the owner becomes increasingly captivated by her. This short film condenses the very essence of Jissōji’s style: a man meets a femme fatale and literally descends into ruin—told without dialogue, composed in an illusory fashion through music and imagery alone. Produced by the NSV Study Group as a demonstration piece for analog high-definition video.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Akio Jissoji
- Screenplay & Story
- Akio Jissoji
- Original Title
- 東京幻夢
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 15m
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What is Tokyo Illusion about?
A fragile-looking woman visits a photography studio, and the owner becomes increasingly captivated by her. This short film condenses the very essence of Jissōji’s style: a man meets a femme fatale and literally descends into ruin—told without dialogue, composed in an illusory fashion through music and imagery alone. Produced by the NSV Study Group as a demonstration piece for analog high-definition video.
Who directed Tokyo Illusion?
Tokyo Illusion was directed by Akio Jissoji.
Who stars in Tokyo Illusion?
The principal cast of Tokyo Illusion includes Masami Horiuchi, Kiriko Shimizu.
When was Tokyo Illusion released and how long is it?
Tokyo Illusion was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 15m.