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A salaryman sees a murder in the subways and is soon pursued by the killer, who wants him to join a group called The Engineers, who have taken it upon themselves to reduce Japan's overpopulation. Despite not wanting any part of joining, the man begins to mutate, running throughout Japan and fighting his urge to kill.
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A salaryman sees a murder in the subways and is soon pursued by the killer, who wants him to join a group called The Engineers, who have taken it upon themselves to reduce Japan's overpopulation. Despite not wanting any part of joining, the man begins to mutate, running throughout Japan and fighting his urge to kill.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Yoshihiro Nishimura
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Nishimura Feature Productions
Cast
Yoshihiro Nishimura
Director
Kisei Ishizuka
The Man
Jun Sasaki
Engineer in Subway
Chikako Tone
The Man's Girlfriend
Tomoko Haseyama
BCG News Anchorwoman
Ikuko Uemura
Tokyo Police Officer
Shinji Kida
Tokyo Police Officer
Kensuke Suzuki
Tokyo Police Officer
Satoru Ôtani
Tokyo Police Officer
Osamu Mizukami
Transvestite in Subway
Akira Ishida
Rat Bar Patron
Akira Kobayashi
Rat Bar Patron
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