Ten Nights of Dreams - Film Adaptation

Film Adaptation

A Japanese film called Yume Jūya premiered in 2007. The film is a collection of 10 vignettes produced by the collaboration of 11 directors (two worked together) ranging from industry veterans to novices. The movie has been released by Cinema Epoch in October 2008.

  • The First Dream

Director: Akio Jissoji　 Screenwriter：Kuze Teruhiko
Stars：Kyōko Koizumi, Matsuo Suzuki, and Minori Terada

  • The Second Dream

Director：Kon Ichikawa　
Screenwriter：Kokuji Yanagi
Stars：Tsuyoshi Ujiki and　Nakamura Umenosuke

  • The Third Dream

Director: Takashi Shimizu
Stars: Keisuke Horibe and Yuu Kashii

  • The Fourth Dream

Director: Atsushi Shimizu
Screenwriter: Shin'ichi Inotsume
Stars: Koji Yamamoto and Toru Shinagawa

  • The Fifth Dream

Director & Screenwriter: Keisuke Toyoshima
Stars: Mikako Ichikawa and Koji Ōkura

  • The Sixth Dream

Director & Screenwriter: Matsuo Suzuki
Stars: Sadao Abe, TOZAWA and Yoshizumi Ishihara

  • The Seventh Dream

Directors: Yoshitaka Amano and Masaaki Kawahara
Stars: Sascha and Fumika Hideshima

  • The Eighth Dream

Director: Nobuhiro Yamashita
Screenwriter: Kenichiro Nagao
Stars: Hiroshi Fujioka and Hiroshi Yamamoto

  • The Ninth Dream

Director & Screenwriter: Miwa Nishikawa
Stars: Tamaki Ogawa and Pierre Taki

  • The Tenth Dream

Director: Yūdai Yamaguchi
Screenwriters: Yuudai Yamaguchi and Junya Katō
Character Design: MAN☆GATARO
Stars: Kenichi Matsuyama, Manami Honjō, Kōji Ishizaka, and Yasuda Dai Circus

  • Prologue and Epilogue

Director: Atsushi Shimizu
Stars: Erika Toda

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