One Cut of the Dead

A small film crew shoots a cheap zombie horror in an abandoned factory where the Japanese army once experimented on the dead. It doesn't take long before the actors and filmmakers begin turning into real undead. The perfectionist director refuses to stop filming - obsessed with pure cinema, he runs through the chaos with his camera while the infection claims victim after victim.

Or is it all different? Can a zombie bloodbath also be a family comedy? It depends on your perspective. Shot on a small budget but with great love for the craft, Ueda's feature debut is an original tribute to all true filmmakers.