International Trailer Debut – Tomie: Unlimited

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Feb 10, 2011
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The first official international trailer for the latest project based upon Japanese anime, Tomie Unlimited, has come our way and though it lacks subtitles it’s heavy on the creep factor.

Fifteen-year-old actress Moe Arai will be starring in Tomie Unlimited, the latest live-action film based on Junji Ito’s popular Japanese horror manga series Tomie. Arai will play Tsukiko, a girl whose older sister is revived after an accident. 19-year-old actress Miu Nakamura will be playing Tomie herself. Machine Girl and Robo Geisha director Noboru Iguchi will be at the helm. Dig on the plot crunch below.

For more check out the official Tomie Unlimited website!

Thanks to DC reader The Gomorrahizer for the heads-up!

Synopsis
Tsukiko, who belongs to a photography club at high school, always feels inferior to her elder sister, Tomie. Tomie is breathtakingly beautiful and popular among the male students, including Toshio, whom Tsukiko is secretly in love with. However, one day an awful accident kills Tomie right in front of Tsukiko. Since then Tsukiko suffers from a nightmare night after night. A year later Tsukiko and her parents are silently surrounding a birthday cake to celebrate dead Tomie’s 18th birthday. Suddenly they hear eerie knocks on their door. Unbelievably, it is Tomie. She’s back. The father and the mother blindly welcome Tomie in tears, but Tsukiko feels instinctive fear. Tomie gradually reveals her true face only when she is with Tsukiko. Now Tsukiko’s nightmare becomes reality, and the terrifying days begin…


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