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If you’ve ever been in a subway, you’ll know why Exit 8 feels hellish

Genki Kawamura recasts a simple walking game as an existential drama, with Kazunari Ninomiya playing a man trapped in a subway maze.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
He played the game, wrote the novel, then made the film: is Genki Kawamura Japan’s most driven director?

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If you’ve ever been in a subway, you’ll know why Exit 8 feels hellish

He played the game, wrote the novel, then made the film: is Genki Kawamura Japan’s most driven director?

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Thursday, April 23, 2026.
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