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  1. His subsequent works include Binzume jigoku (Hell in the Bottles, 1928), Kori no hate (End of the Ice, 1933), and his most significant novel Dogura Magura (Dogra Magra [ru; zh; ja], 1935), which is considered a precursor of modern Japanese science fiction and was adapted for a 1988 movie directed by Toshio Matsumoto and starring Shijaku Katsura ...

  2. Oct 15, 1988 · Dogra Magra: Directed by Toshio Matsumoto. With Yôji Matsuda, Shijaku Katsura, Hideo Murota, Eri Misawa. A young man kills his bride on the day of his marriage and goes insane. He wakes up in an asylum with no memory, left in the hands of two mysterious doctors who relate his condition with his biological identity.

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    • Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi
    • Toshio Matsumoto
    • 1988-10-15
  3. Oct 1, 1976 · Dogra Magra. Kyūsaku Yumeno, Patrick Honnoré (Translator) 4.08. 270 ratings41 reviews. Œuvre stupéfiante, inclassable, Dogra Magra est à la fois une performance d'écriture inégalée et un extraordinaire roman policier au programme paradoxal : un roman où les détectives sont les criminels. Ou plutôt, où l'assassin est la victime.

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  4. May 14, 2022 · Directed by Toshio Matsumoto. With Yôji Matsuda, Shijaku Katsura, Hideo Murota.AKA: Dogura maguraДогура магураDogura magura - Abrakadabra.

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  5. Kure looks at the photo of Masaki’s predecessor, Dr. Saito, who, oddly enough, died in mysterious circumstances, exactly a year before Masaki died and in exactly the same place (a river). He picks up a five-volume manuscript book called Dogra Magra. This had been written by a brilliant former inmate at the institution.

  6. On the day of his marriage, Ichiro Kure kills the bride, goes insane as a result and loses his memory. In the hospital he becomes the victim of the professors’ ambitions and lives from now on in a world of fear and horrifying visions.

  7. This paper focuses on the discourse of horror and the mode of the uncanny that governs one of Yumeno's last novels, Dogura magura (1935, also called Dogura Magura in English). Yumeno worked in Fukuoka as a journalist for Kyu'shu nippo (The Kyushu Daily) before delving into fiction.