Katakuri-ke no kôfuku (2002): Ratings
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku is a 2002 thriller musical directed by Takashi Miike. It runs 1 hour 53 minutes. Critics gave it 60 on Metacritic.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 53m (113 min)
- Director
- Takashi Miike
- Studio
- Discotek Media
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Katakuri-ke no kôfuku About?
The premise of Katakuri-ke no kôfuku without spoilers.
The Katakuri family runs a small pension nestled in the mountains, managing it through song and dance. Despite attracting few guests, their motto is to persevere together, fostering love, respect, and unity. However, their peaceful existence is shattered when the first guest is found dead in their room. As more guests meet a similar fate, the Katakuri family desperately tries to protect their reputation by secretly burying the bodies in the surrounding forest.
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- suicide
- sing along
- absurdism
- guesthouse
- grandmother grandchild relationship
- candy cinema
- mysterious event
- told in flashback
- japanese surrealism
- narrated by protagonist
- shoe salesman
- absurd humor
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- psychotronic film
- psychotronic comedy
- japanese psychotronic film
- asian psychotronic film
- inn
- restaurant
- camera shot of mouth
- close up of mouth
- camera shot of screaming mouth
- animated sequence
- creature
- salesman
- dark room
- dark comedy
- disembodied eye
- plush toy
- plush toy comes to life
- dead bird
- killing a bird
- dead raven
- killing a raven
- snake
- teddy bear
- japanese animation
- toy comes to life
- dog barks
- girl
- pregnancy
- dead fish
- goldfish
- burying a pet
- burying an animal
- animal grave
- digging a grave
- grave
- disembodied voice
- chase
- narrated by character
The Director of Katakuri-ke no kôfuku
Directed by Takashi Miike.
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Director Takashi Miike
More from Takashi Miike
More films directed by Takashi Miike, best-rated first: Sham, Blade of the Immortal, 13 Assassins and First Love.
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku Reviews & Ratings
Critics gave Katakuri-ke no kôfuku 60 on Metacritic.
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Metacritic 60 Metascore
User score 5.8
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Katakuri-ke no kôfuku Trailers & Videos
2 videos: 2 trailers.
- Trailer The Happiness of the Katakuris (2001) - Trailer (HQ)
Cars in Katakuri-ke no kôfuku
7 cars on screen, including the 1991 Nissan Cedric and the 1984 Toyota Chaser.
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1991 Nissan Cedric Minor role -
1984 Toyota Chaser Minor role -
1985 Honda Today Background role -
1993 Isuzu Elf Background role
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku Also Known As
12 alternative titles, including “The happiness of the Katakuris” and “La felicidad de los Katakuri”.
- Also known as
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- The happiness of the Katakuris
- La felicidad de los Katakuri
- La mélodie du malheur
- 카타쿠리가의 행복
- Katakurilerin Sevinci
- Szczęście rodziny Katakuri
- Happiness of the Katakuris
- 搞鬼小筑
- Katakurien majatalo
- 搞鬼小築
- Счастье семьи Катакури
- A Felicidade dos Katakuris
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Katakuri-ke no kôfuku FAQ: Runtime, Release Date & Director
Runtime, release date, director, ratings and post-credit scenes of Katakuri-ke no kôfuku, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Katakuri-ke no kôfuku?
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku runs 1 hour 53 minutes (113 minutes).
When was Katakuri-ke no kôfuku released?
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku was released on August 15, 2002.
Who directed Katakuri-ke no kôfuku?
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku was directed by Takashi Miike.
More films by Takashi Miike How is Katakuri-ke no kôfuku rated?
Katakuri-ke no kôfuku has 60 on Metacritic.
Does Katakuri-ke no kôfuku have a post-credit scene?
No. Katakuri-ke no kôfuku has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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