Necronomicon: Evocative Magic
龍宮之使 Necronomicon: evocative magic
Ryūgū no tsukai nekuronomikon evokatibu majikku
Right before World War II, in an imaginary town in Japan called “Innsma,” three men, completely driven by greed, scramble for a box containing the Necronomicon. They did not know what a horrifying outcome there would be…
This is the first Japanese movie based on the dark fantasy “Cthulhu Mythos” by H.P.Lovecraft, created from a unique Japanese perspective.
This sad fantasy movie depicts the karma of human beings.
The
Making of
Mitsunori Hasegawa was born in Hokkaido on May 10th, 1957. He joined Nakamura Production in 1978, then later became a freelance assistant director working for many different productions in Japan.
He worked as a cameraman for over 40 years for the historical TV drama series “Mito Komon”.
He was the cinematographer for films “G.I. Samurai”, “Kamata Koshinkyoku”, “Nidaime wa Christian” and “Nintama Rantaro 2”.
He directed the film “A Spell”, screened at Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival 2018.
He won the Grand Prize at the 1st CyberSpace Film Festival.
His latest work is “Kaminari Thunder Bolt - New Interpretation”.