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Director of photography Macoto Tezka.  \nWith Tae Yoshioko, Kumiko Sakai.  \nDCP, colour. 6 min. Japanese.  \nTwo schoolgirls are haunted by ghosts in an empty school building. HighSchool-Terror, which was made in 1979 but only screened two years later, confirmed Macoto Tezka’s talent as an effective and precise director of horror films.  \nChristoph Terhechte  \nMacoto Tezka was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1961, as the son of the famous manga artist and animator Osamu Tezuka. Since the late 1970s, he has made some fifteen films, including several anime. Macoto Tezka also works occasionally as a screenwriter and actor.  \nFilms  \n1979: High-School-Terror, UNK. 1981: Moment (75 min., Berlinale Forum 1984). 1990: Youkai tengoku: Ghost Hero (75 min.). 1999: Hakuchi (146 min.), Jikken eiga (40 min.). 2004: Shinkuronishiti/ Black Kiss (133 min.). 2005: Black Jack: Futari no kuroi isha / Black Jack: Two Doctors  \nin Black (133 min.). 2013: Tokyo Shutter Girl (92 min.).  \nberlinale  forum 2016 150","cbCaieppO3OdbHax","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieppO3OdbHax","pdf",174225,"English","# High-School-Terror\n## Macoto Tezka","[{\"question\":\"What is the plot of High-School-Terror?\",\"answer\":\"High-School-Terror follows two schoolgirls who are haunted by ghosts in an empty school building.\"},{\"question\":\"When was High-School-Terror made and screened?\",\"answer\":\"High-School-Terror was made in 1979 but was screened two years later.\"},{\"question\":\"Who directed High-School-Terror?\",\"answer\":\"High-School-Terror was written, directed, and filmed by Macoto Tezka.\"}]","High-School-Terror | PDF"]