SAI: Disaster

Psychological thriller about doom and identity

In SAI: Disaster, four ordinary people lead separate lives. What they don't know: a mysterious stranger connects their stories. He keeps appearing under a different identity, in a different role. When his appearances coincide with a series of unexpected deaths, a detective begins to piece the fragments together. A sense of foreboding slowly creeps into the film.

Stylish Japanese cinema

The film combines a compelling story with a polished visual style. The tension builds steadily without the film overdoing it. SAI: Disaster is spoken in Japanese with English subtitles. The film is a good fit for those who enjoy slow-paced, atmospheric thrillers where atmosphere is just as important as the plot.

Part of Camera Japan Festival

You can see SAI: Disaster as part of the Camera Japan Festival, the annual festival for Japanese film and culture. The screening takes place at LAB111, a cinema in Amsterdam West with a broad program of exceptional films. Are you interested? You can find the available screenings and reserve tickets via the booking link.