Isola: Multiple Personality Girl (2000)

• Year: 2000
• Released: 22 Jan 2000
• Country: Japan
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0233910/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/isola_multiple_personality_girl
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Japanese
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• Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
• Runtime: 94 min
• Writer: Hiroshi Hatajima, Mugita Kinoshita, Yûsuke Kishi
• Director: Toshiyuki Mizutani
• Cast: Yoshino Kimura, Yû Kurosawa, Ken Ishiguro
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5.2/10

Isola: Multiple Personality Girl Storyline

A young woman who comes as a aid assistance to a city who’d suffered a bad earthquake , she comes across and school girl named Chihiro Moritani. After strange events starts to occur she’s certain that they are some how connected to Chihiro.

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Isola: Multiple Personality Girl Movie Reviews

Atmospheric and cerebral; not your basic horror flick [spoilers]

[Potential spoilers ahead] First, I want to make it clear that I saw this movie in Japanese with English subtitles, which (by the way) seemed to be well done, as far as I can tell without understanding Japanese. I’m surprised its IMDB rating is so low – dislike of subtitles, perhaps? – below some genuinely depressing flicks. I enjoyed it, with the sole exception of a brief bit of visual effects near the end that’s both cheesy and unneeded. The plot is plausible, especially for its genre, the characters are well-realized and it’s nicely shot and edited, with a score that gently enhances – almost no cheating by beating you up with music and sound effects, all too commonly done. [Here are the Spoilers] The idea that someone’s “soul” can be set adrift during an out-of-body-experience by the death of her body, and that the “soul” can then find a home within a person with multiple personalities (always room for one more?) is less incredible than the central ideas of many popular movies. The mind-reading ability of the main character is presented in a believable fashion, with attention paid to its effects on her.

ending didn’t suck :3

Isola was a very good movie, i was impressed with the way it was done. i am a fan of any psychological disorder portrayed in movies, and thankful that M.P.D was not blown out of proportion as it is in most films. the ‘out-of-body’ part was interesting and i thought it was well integrated into the film, though when the guy first says the doctor was found naked and coverd in white sticky stuff.. you tend to get another idea. i’m was also impressed with the ending, it made sense. from watching Hollywood films the majority of my life i’m far to used to the stupid endings, but this one made sense and for once in the life of any movie didn’t leave open for a sequel (which far to many movies do..*coughcoughHIDEANDSEEKcoughcough*) i suggest that people check this movie out, i bought it for 24.99 Canadian which is fairly inexpensive, and well worth every penny

Isola…

I believe this was a very well made movie. It had famous Japanese actors. Very well written and acted out I wanted to correct a few things on the first review.

There was NOT any teen nudity. Those were adult actors and the nudity wasn’t enough of anything to even be upset about. Especially to Japanese viewers. That’s not considered anything bad.

I don’t see where you thought everything looked dark either. Because when I watched it, it was very crisp and clear.

I think this movie was a very good explanation of spiritual possession. Many of the statements were very realistic. People that are interested in supernatural and out of body experiences would be interested in this type of movie.

Very good movie.