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Angel's Tears: The Heist
A down-on-his-luck man, Suzuhara (Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi), is approached by a mysterious hustler named Kanou (Riki Takeuchi) with a high-stakes deal: scam 500 million yen from Sudou (Hitoshi Ozawa) of the Kanto Ninkyo-kai, using a precious jewel known as the “Angel’s Tear.” The handoff is set at an abandoned ruin. Time is running out. But Kanou—the mastermind—never shows up. As tension rises among the men he gathered, a woman named Candy (KAORI) suddenly appears… claiming she killed Kanou. The exchange deadline draws closer. Is Kanou really dead? Can Suzuhara and the others escape their miserable lives with a fortune? Or will this be the end of the line for them all?
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A down-on-his-luck man, Suzuhara (Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi), is approached by a mysterious hustler named Kanou (Riki Takeuchi) with a high-stakes deal: scam 500 million yen from Sudou (Hitoshi Ozawa) of the Kanto Ninkyo-kai, using a precious jewel known as the “Angel’s Tear.” The handoff is set at an abandoned ruin. Time is running out. But Kanou—the mastermind—never shows up. As tension rises among the men he gathered, a woman named Candy (KAORI) suddenly appears… claiming she killed Kanou. The exchange deadline draws closer. Is Kanou really dead? Can Suzuhara and the others escape their miserable lives with a fortune? Or will this be the end of the line for them all?
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