“Orang Ikan,” an upcoming WWII-set creature horror film, marks an intriguing addition to the genre, featuring international talents from Japan and the U.K. Dean Fujioka, renowned for roles in “Fullmetal Alchemist” and “The Man From The Sea,” and Callum Woodhouse, famous for his performances in “All Creatures Great and Small” and “The Durrells,” are poised to lead this high-stakes survival story.
The film is penned and will be directed by Mike Wiluan, a notable figure in the Singapore and Indonesian film industry, known for his work on “Buffalo Boys” and the HBO series “Grisse.” With production slated to commence in October 2023 at Infinite Studios in Batam, Indonesia, “Orang Ikan” promises a fresh narrative twist to the horror and creature feature staples.
What unfolds in the storyline of “Orang Ikan”?
Set in the tumultuous waters of the Pacific in 1942, “Orang Ikan” unfolds amidst the chaos of World War II. A Japanese vessel transporting prisoners of war is attacked, leaving a Japanese soldier and a British POW stranded on a desolate island. Their initial hostility is quickly overshadowed by the terror of the Orang Ikan, a mythical human-fish hybrid that hunts them relentlessly. Despite their language barriers and past animosities, the duo must unite to face this formidable foe, blending horror elements with a poignant tale of survival and unlikely camaraderie.
When is “Orang Ikan” scheduled for release?
Orang Ikan, a captivating film set to premiere on October 29, 2024, invites audiences to embark on a mesmerizing underwater adventure. This cinematic exploration delves into the ocean’s depths, unveiling its inhabitants’ extraordinary lives and the delicate balance of the marine ecosystem.
Who are the lead actors in “Orang Ikan”?
The cast of Orang Ikan includes: