Dragon Head

Year: 2003

Runtime: 122 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: George Iida

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Teru Aoki boards a train bound for Tokyo after a school excursion. Mid‑journey a catastrophic incident shatters part of the car and collapses the tunnel ahead. When he regains consciousness, the wreckage surrounds him and he discovers that every classmate and teacher has perished, leaving him the sole survivor to confront the grim aftermath.

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