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Baby Assassins 3 (2024)
Teenage assassins Mahiro and Chisato visit the coastal city of Miyazaki for a contract and a vacation, but they unexpectedly cross paths with a legendary, bloodthirsty assassin looking to add to his kill count.
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Teenage assassins Mahiro and Chisato visit the coastal city of Miyazaki for a contract and a vacation, but they unexpectedly cross paths with a legendary, bloodthirsty assassin looking to add to his kill count.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Yugo Sakamoto
In Theaters:7/27/2024
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Shibuya Productions, Shaiker, SUPA LOVE, Rights Cube, TV Tokyo, Movie Walker, TOKYO CALLING
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