That Person Has Disappeared
Sep 20, 2024 · 1h 44m
Director
Itaru MizunoOverview
Set in an apartment building where many people are rumored to disappear one after another, the story begins when Maruko, a young delivery worker, accidentally discovers the secret of a suspicious resident. He and his older colleague Arakawa, who is an aspiring novelist, try to discover the resident's true identity. But in the end, the two got into an unexpected big incident.
Cast of That Person Has Disappeared
Crew of That Person Has Disappeared
Itaru MizunoDirector, Screenplay, Development Producer- Kei KushiyamaProducer, Development Producer
- Sho ToguchiProducer
Nobuyuki IinumaExecutive Producer- Yasutaka FukeExecutive Producer
- Yasuo TaniDirector of Photography
- Naoichiro SagaraEditor
- Nahoko AzusaCasting
- Hiroyasu KoizumiProduction Design
- Akiho KatayamaAssociate Producer
Hidehiro KawaiMusic- Miki NomuraSound Re-Recording Mixer
- Tatsuya OboSound Designer
- Taiki TakaiGaffer
- Chieko NaijôMakeup & Hair
- Yoichi HamamatsuLine Producer
- Ryôta TakashimaSound Recordist
- Takahiro SatoProduction Supervisor
- Yuya MitsuhashiProduction Manager
About That Person Has Disappeared
What is That Person Has Disappeared about?
Set in an apartment building where many people are rumored to disappear one after another, the story begins when Maruko, a young delivery worker, accidentally discovers the secret of a suspicious resident. He and his older colleague Arakawa, who is an aspiring novelist, try to discover the resident's true identity. But in the end, the two got into an unexpected big incident.
When was That Person Has Disappeared released?
That Person Has Disappeared was released on September 20, 2024.
How long is That Person Has Disappeared?
That Person Has Disappeared runs 1 hour 44 minutes (104 minutes).
Who directed That Person Has Disappeared?
That Person Has Disappeared was directed by Itaru Mizuno.
Who is in the cast of That Person Has Disappeared?
The cast of That Person Has Disappeared includes Fumiya Takahashi (Maruko), Kei Tanaka (Arakawa), Kana Kita (Komiya), Maki Sakai (Hasebe) and Yoshihiko Hakamada (Numata).