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Mind Game

2004 · Movie · Not Rated · 103 min

7.5(334)unSUB Rating

AnimationRomanceComedyDramaFantasy

A down-on-his-luck man pursues his childhood crush after a dangerous run-in with the Japanese mafia. His life spirals into surreal places, including a journey to the afterlife and an even more unlikely trap where he must find a way forward.

Also known as MindGame

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Details
Original title
マインド・ゲーム
Years
2004
Release date
2004-08-07
Language
Japanese
Rated
Not Rated
Runtime
103 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.5/10 (334 votes)
About

You’ll like Mind Game if you enjoy chaotic, trippy anime experiences that mix humor and big life ideas, but Not for you if you want a straightforward story or are sensitive to extreme visuals; if you want similar genre energy, try The Night Is Short, Walk on Girl.

Pros: wild surreal journey; vibrant experimental visuals; uplifting life message | Cons: confusing at first; can feel tiring; extreme visuals

Themes

  • new love
  • heaven
  • cruelty
  • adult animation
  • anime
  • psychological
  • avant garde

Awards & recognition

  • Ōfuji Noburō Award · 2005

Cast & crew

  • Koji Imada

    Koji Imada

    as Nishi (voice)

  • Sayaka Maeda

    Sayaka Maeda

    as Myon (voice)

  • Takashi Fujii

    Takashi Fujii

    as Jiisan (voice)

  • Seiko Takuma

    Seiko Takuma

    as Yan (voice)

  • Tomomitsu Yamaguchi

    Tomomitsu Yamaguchi

    as Ryou (voice)

  • Toshio Sakata

    Toshio Sakata

    as Father of Myon and Yan (voice)

  • Jôji Shimaki

    Jôji Shimaki

    as Yakuza boss (voice)

  • Rintaro Nishi

    Rintaro Nishi

    as Yakuza (voice)

  • Kenichi Chujou

    Kenichi Chujou

    as Atsu (voice)

Directed by Masaaki Yuasa