

Hana-Dama: Phantom 2016
Immerse yourself in the eerie world of *Hana-Dama: Phantom (2016)*, a psychological thriller directed by cult filmmaker Hisayasu Satō.
Director: Hisayasu Satō
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Hana-Dama: Phantom* (2016) about?
*Hana-Dama: Phantom* follows the last day of a struggling film theater, where the owner and staff face an unsettling presence tied to earthly desires. As the "Hana-Dama" symbolically blooms, the characters confront their own obsessions in a surreal, psychological battle.
Who directed *Hana-Dama: Phantom*?
*Hana-Dama: Phantom* was directed by Hisayasu Satō, a filmmaker known for his cult horror and surreal cinematic style.
Who stars in *Hana-Dama: Phantom*?
The film stars Shima Onishi, Iori, Yohta Kawase, Kaoru Sakurako, and Ken Yoshizawa in key roles.
Is *Hana-Dama: Phantom* (2016) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Hana-Dama: Phantom* offers a unique blend of psychological horror and drama, perfect for fans of slow-burn thrillers. Its short runtime and thematic depth make it a compelling, if unsettling, watch.
How long is *Hana-Dama: Phantom*?
The runtime of *Hana-Dama: Phantom* is 83 minutes.
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About Hana-Dama: Phantom (2016) — A Haunting Journey Into Obsession and Horror
Immerse yourself in the eerie world of *Hana-Dama: Phantom (2016)*, a psychological thriller directed by cult filmmaker Hisayasu Satō. Set against the fading glow of a once-beloved movie theater on its final day of operation, this atmospheric drama explores the unraveling of human rationality when confronted with earthly desires symbolized by the enigmatic "Hana-Dama"—a metaphorical flower blooming in the wasteland of obsession.
With a runtime of just 83 minutes, this visually striking film blends horror and drama as it follows a devoted owner, his loyal staff, and an audience trapped in a surreal confrontation with their deepest cravings. Satō's signature style infuses the story with a haunting tension, making *Hana-Dama: Phantom* a standout in J-horror's exploration of desire's destructive power.




