In a Closed Snowy Mountain Villa
Jan 12 2024
•2h 49m
•Crime, Mystery
Kazuyuki Kuga aspires to become an actor. He auditions for the lead role in a theater company's next work. Among the 300 people who take part in that audition, only 7 people are selected for a final audition round. Kazuyuki Kuga is among the final 7 participants. These 7 people then travel to a snowy mountain villa and stay there for 4 days to take the final audition. By the director's orders, all contact with the outside world are not allowed. Soon, the participants begin to disappear one by one.
Cast
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Daiki Shigeoka
Kazuyuki Kuga
Ayami Nakajo
Takako Nakanishi
Amane Okayama
Yoshio Tadokoro
Nanase Nishino
Yurie Motomura
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