TOKYO SABA GIRLS

The film follows Marin, a Chinese woman navigating life after a divorce due to her husband's infidelity. She finds herself working at a café in Shimokitazawa, where unusual events unfold after she ignores a warning from the café's manager, Saba-san. As she opens the door marked with a sign reading "Never open the door," strange phenomena begin to disturb her daily routine.

With a runtime of 94 minutes, TOKYO SABA GIRLS delivers a blend of personal struggle and horror elements, making it an interesting choice for fans of the genre. The film features Narumi Yonezawa in the lead role, adding to the film's appeal as a contemporary horror story set in Japan. Collectors interested in international horror films may find this title a notable addition to their shelves.