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Bashira (2021)
An electronic music composer and his troubled fan are plunged into a hallucinogenic nightmare where they must face an ancient Japanese entity - capable of bending space and time and wreaking havoc and death - to save their souls.
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An electronic music composer and his troubled fan are plunged into a hallucinogenic nightmare where they must face an ancient Japanese entity - capable of bending space and time and wreaking havoc and death - to save their souls.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/24/2021
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Runtime:124 minutes
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Cast
Fong Nickson
Director
Liam Aiken
Andy Monrovia
Mitzi Akaha
Lela Cavanaugh
Kiki Sukezane
Maya Shitara
Emma Caymares
Aliss Lopez
Brandon Gill
Chris Marshall
Akiko Shima
Yone Kume
Eddy Toru Ohno
Kazuo Kariya
Colin Cunningham
John Cavanaugh
Sayuri Oyamada
Yoko Cavanaugh
Akiko Fujiwara
Young Yoko Cavanaugh
Toru Ochikado
Michihisa Kariya
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