Director: Kazutaka Watanabe
A manga artist with a strange gift walks into the Louvre chasing a legend, and the museum's halls stop feeling safe.
What is Rohan At The Louvre about?
Manga artist Rohan Kishibe travels to Paris in search of a painting rumored to be the blackest and most evil in the world, drawn to the mystery of its origins and the darkness said to surround it. What starts as artistic curiosity inside the Louvre's storied galleries pulls him into a chain of unsettling encounters that blur the line between the museum's history and something far stranger lurking beneath it. Rohan's own unusual power — one tied to his art and his ability to read the truth in people — becomes central to unraveling what the painting actually is and why it seems to affect everyone who gets too close. Director Kazutaka Watanabe blends mystery, light horror, and character drama, using the Louvre's real architecture as a backdrop for a story that treats art itself as something capable of holding secrets, and even danger.
Cast & crew
Issey Takahashi plays Rohan Kishibe, bringing a mix of confidence and unease to a character defined as much by his curiosity as his powers. Marie Iitoyo, Fumino Kimura, and Kento Nagao round out a cast that moves the story between the museum's public galleries and its more hidden corners, keeping the tone balanced between wonder and dread.
Context & significance
Released in 2023, Rohan at the Louvre is a live-action adaptation connected to the Rohan Kishibe character from Hirohiko Araki's manga universe, part of a broader run of art-and-mystery stories set inside real museums. At 118 minutes, it leans on Japan's tradition of blending supernatural elements with grounded, character-driven storytelling, and its Louvre setting gives the mystery an unusually tangible, real-world anchor.
Where & how to watch
Rohan at the Louvre can be watched on K-Time after logging into a free account, with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles both available. The film's page can be browsed without an account, and the Farsi interface makes it simple for Persian-speaking viewers to find and start watching.