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CHATROOM

by Hideo Nakata

synopsis

When five teenagers meet online, innocent friendships are forged. But soon one dysfunctional member of the group, increasingly drawn to the darker side of the online world, singles out the most vulnerable in the group and seizes the chance to erase his own past. A chance to manipulate, to make a statement: a chance to lead someone down the path of no return. Set in both online and offline worlds, this smart psychological thriller has a poignant relevancy, exposing the chilling reality of what happens when the lines between reality and cyberspace become blurred...

original title: Chatroom
country: United Kingdom
sales agent: WestEnd Films
year: 2010
genre: fiction
directed by: Hideo Nakata
film run: 97'
release date: FR 11/08/2010, UK 24/12/2010, IT 02/09/2011
screenplay: Enda Walsh
cast: Matthew Beard, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Daniel Kaluuya, Hannah Murray, Imogen Poots
cinematography by: Benoît Delhomme
film editing: Masahiro Hirakubo
art director: Jon Henson
music: Kenji Kawai
production: Ruby Films
distributor: Diaphana Distribution, Revolver Entertainment, BIM Distribuzione

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