This searing new psychological thriller boasts a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and a Venice Film Festival premiere.
After divorcing, Rie has found happiness with her second husband Daisuke and formed a new family. But when Daisuke dies in a tragic accident, she discovers her new husband was not the man she thought he was. Rie calls on the attorney Kido to help her find the truth about the identity of the man she loved. A quest that will open larger questions about the nature of identity itself, and what makes a person real at all.

Are they the ones we dream of, or the ones we fail to see among us?

We’re thrilled to include this groundbreaking Japanese silent film that defies conventions and plunges viewers into the depths of madness and despair. “A Page of Madness” is testament to the power of visual storytelling and cinematic experimentation.

Set within the walls of a mental asylum in Japan, the film follows the story of a janitor (Masao Inoue) who takes a job at the institution in order to be closer to his wife (Yoshie Nakagawa), a former performer who has been institutionalized after suffering a mental breakdown. As the janitor navigates the eerie corridors of the asylum, he encounters a cast of characters haunted by their own inner demons, including patients, doctors, and nurses.

Director Nobuhiko Ôbayashi’s wild ride of a film is a cult classic delight. When six Japanese schoolgirls visit to a country estate, the house turns out to be bonkers  haunted. It’s gory, trippy, and a little silly… but never boring.