Kitaro (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
Gegege no Kitarō (Japanese)
Kitaro dei Cimiteri: Il Film (Italian)
ゲゲゲの鬼太郎 (Japanese)
鬼太郎 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres: supernatural
Plot Summary: n modern-day Japan, the worlds of the human and the yokai often collide, and usually not in the most pleasant of manners. Half-human and half-yokai, one-eyed Kitaro (Wentz Eiji) lives in Gegege Forest with his bickering friends Nezumi Otoko (Oizumi Yo) and Neko Musume (Tanaka Rena) and his eyeball father, and he dedicates his time to maintaining peace between humans and yokai. When a magical ball of power ends up in the wrong hands, Kitaro must recover it or both worlds could fall into grave danger.
Running time: 103 minutes
Vintage: 2007-04-28
Premiere date:
2007-04-28 (Japan)
2008-01-19 (Italy - Future Film Festival)
Opening Theme:
"Gegege no Kitaro" by Teppei Koike
Ending Theme:
"Awaking Emotion 8/5" by Eiji Wentz
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Director: Katsuhide Motoki
Original creator: Shigeru Mizuki
Art Director: Hisao Inagaki
Executive producer: Nozomu Enoki (Shochiku)
Action Coordination: Yuta Morokaji
Beauty Director: Isao Tsuge
Casting: Kei Kawamura (川村 恵)
CG: Cédric Hérole (pH Studio)
Cinematography: Yasushi Sasakibara (JSC)
Costume Design: Kodue Hibino
Editing: Isao Kawase
Lighting: Kenji Ushiba
Music producer: Shin Yasui
Sound Recording: Yutaka Tsurumaki
Special Makeup: Etsuko Egawa
VFX Supervisor: Yasushi Hasegawa
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Licensed by: Navarre Corporation
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Broadcaster: Man-Ga
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Distributor: Vision Film Distribution Sp. z o.o.
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Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd.
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