Ring (live-action movie 1998)
Alternative title:
El círculo (Spanish)
Krąg (Polish)
Ring - O Chamado (Portuguese)
Ring – Das Original (German)
Ringu (Japanese)
Звонок (Russian)
リング (Japanese)
링 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Following the mysterious death of her niece Tomoko, news reporter Reiko Asakawa investigates the cases of other teenagers who died of the same cause. Her only clue is an unmarked videotape with vague images. Rumor has it that whoever watches the tape will receive a phone call from an unknown person, and he or she will die in seven days. After viewing the tape, Reiko and her ex-husband Ryuji Takayama must race against time to decipher the tape's contents and crack an unsolved mystery.
Running time:
96 minutes
Vintage:
1998-01-31
Premiere date:
1998-01-31 (Japan)
1999-04-29 (Hong Kong)
1999-08-12 (Singapore)
1999-10-12 (Spain - Sitges Film Festival)
2000-08-18 (UK)
2000-09-27 (Finland - Helsinki International Film Festival)
2000-11-24 (Spain - General Release)
2001-04-11 (France)
2001-04-28 (Sweden - Uppsala Horror Film Festival)
2001-09-13 (Australia)
2001-09-28 (Denmark)
2002-08-22 (Israel - TV Broadcast)
2002-09-09 (Argentina - De Kurosawa a Kitano: 50 años de Cine Japonés)
2002-10-10 (Poland - Warsaw Film Festival)
2002-11-15 (Poland - General Release)
2002-12-04 (Philippines)
2003-03-04 (USA - Video Release)
2003-05-15 (Germany - DVD Release)
2003-05-21 (Italy - DVD Release)
2003-06-06 (Denmark - J-Horror Cavalcade)
2003-08-20 (Philippines - Cinemanila Film Festival)
2004-01-22 (Argentina)
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Director: Hideo Nakata
Screenplay: Hiroshi Takahashi
Music: Kenji Kawai
Original Novel: Koji Suzuki
Director of Photography: Junichiro Hayashi
Executive producer: Masato Hara
Associate producer: Makoto Ishihara
Editing: Nobuyuki Takahashi
Lighting: Nobuo Maehara
Line Producer: Tatsuya Isomura
Production Design: Iwao Saito
Visual Effects: Hajime Matsumoto
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Broadcaster: WOWOW
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Internet Streaming: Tubi TV
Licensed by: DreamWorks
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DVD Distribution: Babilla Ciné (Colombia)
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Dubbing Studio: Visual Produções
Licensed by: A2 Filmes
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