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| Bōkon | |
| ぼーこん | |
| Directed by | Electra Penguinwaffels |
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| Written by | Ito Tatsuya |
| Screenplay by | Electra Penguinwaffels |
| Starring |
Tom Hugglesfield Maja Sasso de Montigny Eihi Shibata |
| Music by | Allegra Van Bokhoven |
| Distributed by | Mondovision |
Release date |
1758 AN |
Running time |
105 minutes |
| Country |
 Mondosphere |
| Language | Istvanistani/Sangunese |
Bōkon (Sangunese: ぼーこん; "monster") is a Sangunese-West Corumian horror film released in 1758 AN. Based on the controversial bestseller by Ito Tatsuya, the screenplay was written by Electra Penguinwaffels, who also co-directed the film.
Synopsis
The crass behaviour of a party of holidaymakers toward the inhabitants of a remote Sangunese village provokes terrifying retribution from a bōkon, a supernatural creature said to punish transgressions.
