PHOTO: © fantasy filmfest
Ghost in the Cell (indonesische OmeU) // 40. Fantasy Filmfest
In the organizer's words:
Ghost in the Cell
For now, the inmates of the high-security wing can still laugh maliciously: “Victim” is written all too clearly on the sweaty forehead of the frail newcomer with the nickel-rimmed glasses and the shy gaze. But Inmate 1919 has something up his sleeve: a bestial spirit that massacres anyone whose pulse rises to 180. Here, anyone who loses their cool truly loses their skin.
Iconic prison clichés collide with full force against cleverly placed social satire—but above all, against unbridled, extremely inventive splatter fun. The astral entity wastes no time on subtle hauntings but goes all out immediately with maximum intensity. In the finest EVIL DEAD tradition, Joko Anwar’s GHOST IN THE CELL celebrates an unbridled bloodbath full of spectacular handmade effects and anatomical absurdities. Uncompromisingly insane body horror that takes no prisoners.
///
The inmates of the maximum-security wing can still laugh smugly—for now: the scrawny newcomer with nickel-rimmed glasses and a timid gaze practically has “victim” written all over his sweaty forehead. But Prisoner 1919 has brought something with him: a bestial spirit that massacres anyone whose pulse rises above 180. Here, if you lose your cool, you literally lose your skin.
Iconic prison clichés collide head-on with cleverly placed jabs at society, but above all with unrestrained, wildly inventive splatter fun. The astral entity has no time for subtle scares; instead, it goes straight for the jugular at maximum intensity. In the finest EVIL DEAD tradition, Joko Anwar’s GHOST IN THE CELL is an unbridled bloodbath packed with spectacular practical effects and anatomical absurdities. Uncompromisingly deranged body horror that takes no prisoners.
Film: Ghost in the Cell (Indonesia, South Korea 2026)
Director: Joko Anwar
Cast: Abimana Aryasatya, Almanzo Konoralma, Aming Sugandhi, Arswendy Bening Swara, Bront Palarae
Screenplay: Joko Anwar
Runtime: 106 min
Language version: Indonesian with English subtitles
More Info & Tickets:
Location
Accessibility information
We don't have any accessibility information for this event.
You can find everything about accessibility at Rausgegangen here.
Organizer | Festival
Weitere Termine von Ghost in the Cell (indonesische OmeU) // 40. Fantasy Filmfest
08.
September
21:45
Hamburg
Savoy Filmtheater
12,00 to 14,00 €
15.
September
21:45
München
City Kinos
12,00 to 14,00 €
15.
September
21:45
Stuttgart
Gloria 2
12,00 to 14,00 €
You might enjoy this as well?
Noch mehr Events dieser Location-Page
