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Shirome is a 2010 Japanese found-footage horror film directed by Koji Shiraishi. The story follows members of the idol group Momoiro Clover as they investigate a school said to be cursed, using the documentary-style presentation associated with the found-footage form. Its distinguishing elements are Japanese supernatural horror, a reputedly cursed school, and the appearance of Momoiro Clover members as participants in the story.
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What is Shirome about?
Shirome is a 2010 Japanese found-footage horror film directed by Koji Shiraishi. It follows members of the idol group Momoiro Clover as they investigate a supposedly cursed school.
Who directed Shirome?
Koji Shiraishi directed Shirome. He is associated with Japanese horror films that use documentary or found-footage techniques, including the film Noroi: The Curse.
Does Momoiro Clover appear in Shirome?
Yes. Members of the idol group Momoiro Clover appear as themselves or as central participants in the investigation. Their presence gives the film a reality-show and documentary flavor.
Is Shirome a conventional narrative horror film?
Shirome uses a found-footage and documentary-style presentation rather than a conventional polished horror format. The story is built around filming an investigation into a school said to be cursed.
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