Hana-Dama Collection

The Hana-Dama Collection comprises two films released between 2014 and 2016. The collection centers around the concept of the "Hana-Dama," described as a flower symbolizing earthly desires that compels individuals to abandon rationality. This phenomenon is presented as ongoing, with the Hana-Dama continuing to appear globally. The two films within the collection are Hana-Dama (2014), with a runtime of 106 minutes, and Hana-Dama: Phantom (2016), which has a runtime of 83 minutes. The total runtime for the entire collection is 189 minutes. The collection's production had a reported budget of zero and generated no revenue. The Hana-Dama Collection spans a period of two years, from 2014 to 2016, encompassing these two installments. The films collectively represent a collection of works exploring the theme of desire and its effect on human behavior.