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A group of people are stranded in a desert diner due to running out of gas. Then a bank robber appears, and the hostage situation spirals in an unpredictable direction. This is a thorough explanation of the critically acclaimed novel "Dead End in Yuma County," a masterful blend of locked-room mystery, crime suspense, and dark humor, including spoilers in the second half. Horror writer Yumeaki Hirayama clearly explains the highlights and appeal of the novel. Regular Guest: Ginty Kobayashi "Hirayama Yumeaki's Cinema de Cinema" Online Shop is Finally Open!! https://cinedecine.base.shop/ Official Twitter   / lovedonn_   [Hirayama Yumeaki's Cinema de Cinema] Request Form *Please send your movie requests for Hirayama-san here https://forms.gle/qFQQXvgY8Cfs6vvQ8 #HirayamaYumeaki #GintyKobayashi #DeadEndInYumaCounty #CinemaDeCinema #MovieReview [Details of the movie introduced this time] A crime thriller that blends black humor and tension, directed by the up-and-coming Francis Galuppi in his feature film debut. The setting is Yuma County, Arizona in the 1970s. A salesman waiting for a gas truck at a desert diner is suddenly taken hostage along with the other people in the diner by a bank robber. However, ironically, the culprit himself is unable to leave the scene due to a gasoline shortage. Furthermore, a series of eccentric customers, unaware of the situation, begin to visit the store, causing events to spiral in unexpected directions. Jim Cummings plays the salesman, Jocelyn Donahue the waitress, and Richard Blake delivers a powerful performance as the bank robber. Highly praised for its skillful script and unpredictable plot, this acclaimed film won the Best Film award in the ORBITA section at the 2023 Sitges International Film Festival. [Cast Information] ■Yumeaki Hirayama Author. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1961. He independently produced horror films during his student years. After working as a film critic, he began his writing career. In 1994, he published the non-fiction book "Abnormal Pleasure Murder" (Kadokawa Horror Bunko). In 1996, he debuted as a novelist with "Sinker" (Tokuma Shoten). In 2006, he won the 59th Japan Mystery Writers Association Short Story Award for "The Soliloquizing Universal Transverse Mercator." In 2007, his collection of works including the award-winning story, "The Soliloquizing Universal Transverse Mercator" (Kobunsha Bunko), ranked first in the domestic category of "This Mystery is Amazing!" In 2011, he won both the Japan Adventure Writers Association Grand Prize and the Haruhiko Oyabu Award for "DINER" (Poplar Bunko). His numerous other works include "Missile Man" (Kobunsha Bunko), "Someone Else's Business" (Shueisha Bunko), "The Death of a Certain Scoundrel" (Kadokawa Shoten), "A Dark, Quiet, and Rocking Girl" (Shueisha), and the true ghost story series "Super Scary Stories" and "Tokyo Legends" (both Takeshobo Horror Bunko), and "Scary Stories" (Haruki Horror Bunko). https://amzn.to/3QJ4TR8 ■Ginty Kobayashi Freelance writer. Born in Tokyo in 1971. After working as an editor and writer for a film magazine, he began publishing the "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi" series of paranormal investigation reports in 2007 (currently available in paperback from Kadokawa Horror Bunko). From 2008 to 2013, he appeared in the film adaptation of the "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi" series. His major works include "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi: First Night," "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi: Second Night," "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi: Third Night," and "Shin Mimibukuro Nagurikomi: The Scariest Legend" (all from Kadokawa Horror Bunko), "Bachiatari Kaidan" (Futami Bunko), and "Just One More Lard," included in "The Reason I Didn't Die That Time: The Incomprehensible Terror I Felt That Day, That Time, That Place," and "Fukinshin Kaidan" (both from Futami Shobo). https://amzn.to/3QJjRXp