Synopsis
Following the events of Satsujin Kousatsu (Zen), Shiki Ryougi has been in a coma for two years due to a traffic accident. When she finally awakens, she has no memories of her past and is plagued by a profound loneliness. Even stranger, she notices dark lines encompassing the things around her, and if she touches them she can disassemble the object—something which completely terrifies her. Her friend, Mikiya Kokutou, enlists the help of Touko Aozaki, a mage who can help Shiki understand what her ...
Background
Includes claymation short which was shown before the movie in theaters.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceSupernatural combat with graphic depiction of objects and beings being disassembled via 'death lines,' including some blood and body horror
strong
Disturbing themesProtagonist experiences existential terror from perceiving mortality on everything, combined with amnesia, identity loss, and two-year coma recovery
mild
LanguageOccasional strong profanity during high-stress confrontations
This psychological supernatural thriller follows a teenage girl who wakes from a two-year coma able to see 'death lines' on all matter and living things, triggering intense existential dread. Expect stylized but graphic violence, heavy themes of identity fragmentation and bodily autonomy, and a cold, atmospheric tone that may unsettle younger viewers.
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The Garden of Sinners Chapter 4: The Hollow Shrine has 1 episodes.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 4: The Hollow Shrine is currently finished airing.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 4: The Hollow Shrine was produced by ufotable.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 4: The Hollow Shrine aired May 24, 2008.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 4: The Hollow Shrine is based on a Light novel.
This psychological supernatural thriller follows a teenage girl who wakes from a two-year coma able to see 'death lines' on all matter and living things, triggering intense existential dread. Expect stylized but graphic violence, heavy themes of identity fragmentation and bodily autonomy, and a cold, atmospheric tone that may unsettle younger viewers.
