“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Beyond the Blood
One year after the unresolved murder of his wife, Shinji receives a mysterious message putting him on the right track to find the assassin. He follows his revenge instinct and disappears into the darkness of Tokyo, where he meets Tomoko, a young woman on the lam. During that night, they come across yakuza and lost souls, and their lives change drastically.
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One year after the unresolved murder of his wife, Shinji receives a mysterious message putting him on the right track to find the assassin. He follows his revenge instinct and disappears into the darkness of Tokyo, where he meets Tomoko, a young woman on the lam. During that night, they come across yakuza and lost souls, and their lives change drastically.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Guillaume Tauveron
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:LFR Films
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