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A secret training program is established by the Japan Football Union to scout the world’s greatest striker after several years of defeat for the national team. Three hundred high school players gather at a remote facility to compete in ruthless trials where only one will emerge as the world’s greatest and most egoistic striker. The price of failure is absolute: those eliminated are permanently banned from ever joining the National Team.
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A secret training program is established by the Japan Football Union to scout the world’s greatest striker after several years of defeat for the national team. Three hundred high school players gather at a remote facility to compete in ruthless trials where only one will emerge as the world’s greatest and most egoistic striker. The price of failure is absolute: those eliminated are permanently banned from ever joining the National Team.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Tetsuo Kamata
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:TOHO
Cast
Yusuke Taki
Director
Fumiya Takahashi
Yoichi Isagi
Kaito Sakurai
Meguru Bachira
Kyohei Takahashi
Hyoma Chigiri
Kouta Nomura
Rensuke Kunigami
Yuzu Aoki
Gurimu Igarashi
Sho Nishigaki
Asahi Naruhaya
Yuki Tachibana
Gin Gagamaru
Raizou Ishikawa
Jingo Raichi
Joey Iwanaga
Okuhito Iemon
Shunya Asano
Wataru Kuon
Sakurai Yuki
Yudai Imamura
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