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All Monsters Attack (1971)
Ichiro Miki is a child living in the industrial district of Kawasaki, where his parents' constant struggle to make ends meet often leaves the schoolboy alone. Constantly teased by a bully nicknamed Gabara, his only friends are toy consultant Shinpei and fellow classmate Sachiko. Ichiro turns to escapist dreams of Monster Island where he befriends the equally bullied Minilla.
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Ichiro Miki is a child living in the industrial district of Kawasaki, where his parents' constant struggle to make ends meet often leaves the schoolboy alone. Constantly teased by a bully nicknamed Gabara, his only friends are toy consultant Shinpei and fellow classmate Sachiko. Ichiro turns to escapist dreams of Monster Island where he befriends the equally bullied Minilla.
Rating:G
Genre:Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Shinichi Sekizawa
In Theaters:12/8/1971
Box Office:$2,399,280
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Tokyo Laboratory
Cast
Ishirō Honda
Director
Kenji Sahara
Kenkichi Miki
Machiko Naka
Tamie Miki
Tomonori Yazaki
Ichirō Miki
Hideyo Amamoto
Toy Consultant Shinpei Inami
Sachio Sakai
Bank Robber Senbayashi
Kazuo Suzuki
Bank Robber Okuda
Ikio Sawamura
Bartender
Shigeki Ishida
Landlord
Yutaka Sada
Train Engineer
Chōtarō Tōgin
Assistant Detective
Yutaka Nakayama
Billboard Painter
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