Tomie: Rebirth is a 2001 Japanese horror film directed by Takashi Simizu, and starring Miki Sakai as Tomie, and Kumiko Endou as Hitomi. The movie is the fourth installment in the Tomie film series.
At the beginning of the movie, Hideo is seen painting his girlfriend Tomie, but she doesn't seem to like the painting and after an anger episode, she tries to destroy the painting; but Hideo manages to control her and he ends up killing her. When his two friends discover what happened, they help him bury the body. Later on, when the three friends are at a friend's party, Tomie mysteriously shows up, then Hideo is found dead in the bathroom with a knife in his neck.
Tomie then starts going out with one of Hideo's friends but after the young man appears to be losing his mind, his mother kills Tomie and both of them cut her up in a gruesome ecstasy. They also burn her head, which was already regenerating some sort of limbs for locomotion.
Soon after, as Tomie's portrait has some kind of blood-paint mix, it allows for Tomie to regenerate. Then Hitomi, one of Hideo's friends' girlfriend, becomes possessed by Tomie, in what looks like a rather viral spread. Later on, the two newly reborn Tomies will try to eliminate each other.
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