Ow
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Synopsis
Jobless young Tetsuo and his girlfriend Yuriko are inexplicably immobilized after laying eyes on an orb-like object that appears out of nowhere, setting into motion an enigmatic chain of events and an obsessive investigation by journalist Deguchi in this deadpan mystery that just might be a comment on the social malaise and inertia of 21st-century Japan.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Yohei Suzuki
- Screenplay & Story
- Yukiko Koyama, Yohei Suzuki
- Original Score
- Samon Imamura
- Original Title
- 丸
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Yohei Suzuki
Yukiko Koyama, Yohei Suzuki
Samon Imamura
Yohei Suzuki
Shu Ikeda, Samori Imamura
Department Leadership Roster
Yohei Suzuki
Director
Yukiko Koyama
Writer
Yohei Suzuki
Writer
Shu Ikeda
Producer
Samori Imamura
Producer
Yohei Suzuki
Editor
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What is Ow about?
Jobless young Tetsuo and his girlfriend Yuriko are inexplicably immobilized after laying eyes on an orb-like object that appears out of nowhere, setting into motion an enigmatic chain of events and an obsessive investigation by journalist Deguchi in this deadpan mystery that just might be a comment on the social malaise and inertia of 21st-century Japan.
Who directed Ow?
Ow was directed by Yohei Suzuki.
Who stars in Ow?
The principal cast of Ow includes Kaoru Iida, Masatoshi Kihara, Shu Ikeda, Sari Kaneko, Hitomi Karube.
When was Ow released and how long is it?
Ow was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.
Who composed the musical score for Ow?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Ow was composed by Samon Imamura.