240 Hours in One Day
Mar 15, 1970 · 30m
Director
Hiroshi TeshigaharaOverview
Commissioned for the 1970 Osaka Expo and originally shown on a four projection system at the spherical Automobile Pavilion. Set in a near future, the story follows a scientist and his assistant who invents an experimental accelerator drug that makes human activity run ten times faster, thereby expanding a single day into 10 days.
Cast of 240 Hours in One Day
Crew of 240 Hours in One Day
About 240 Hours in One Day
What is 240 Hours in One Day about?
Commissioned for the 1970 Osaka Expo and originally shown on a four projection system at the spherical Automobile Pavilion. Set in a near future, the story follows a scientist and his assistant who invents an experimental accelerator drug that makes human activity run ten times faster, thereby expanding a single day into 10 days.
When was 240 Hours in One Day released?
240 Hours in One Day was released on March 15, 1970.
How long is 240 Hours in One Day?
240 Hours in One Day runs 30 minutes.
Who directed 240 Hours in One Day?
240 Hours in One Day was directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara.
Who is in the cast of 240 Hours in One Day?
The cast of 240 Hours in One Day includes Tadashi Fukuro (Doctor) and Senko Ran (Assistant).