End Call (2008)
According to an urban legend spreading in Japan, if you call an American number at midnight from your cell phone, you'll have a wish granted in exchange for a few minutes of your life. Some female students, stressed by poor school results and a barely functioning personal life, decide to dial the number, and from that moment on, everything changes. They'll realize they've sold their souls to the devil when a series of strange accidents and violent deaths begin to occur.
Director:
Kiyoshi Yamamoto
Writer:
Kiyoshi Yamamoto
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Yuria Haga as Mai Tokiya |
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Asami Usuda as Sayoko Urakawa |
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Tasuku Nagaoka as Masahiro Sakamoto |
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Tetsu Watanabe as Sayoko's Father |
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TarÅ Suwa as Akira Joshima |
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Hitomi Miwa as Journalist Koide |
| Directing | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Director |
| Sound | John Lissauer | Music |
| Sound | John Lissauer | Original Music Composer |
| Crew | Yasutaka Nagano | Cinematography |
| Camera | Yasutaka Nagano | Director of Photography |
| Art | Tomoya Imai | Set Decoration |
| Production | Hitoshi Abe | Production Assistant |
| Production | Andrea De Liberato | Executive Producer |
| Production | Takeichi Honda | Executive Producer |
| Production | Hiroki Kawashima | Executive Producer |
| Production | Cindy Nelson-Mullen | Executive Producer |
| Production | Yui Shibata | Executive Producer |
| Production | Michael Taverna | Executive Producer |
| Production | Akira Yamaguchi | Producer |
| Writing | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Writer |
| Writing | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Idea |
| Writing | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Story |
| Writing | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Screenplay |
| Crew | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Script |
