Counterfeit
Kageko, a teacher in a small mountain village with a thriving Japanese paper industry, is visited by a former student, who proposes a plan to manufacture counterfeit money. She initially refuses, but eventually decides to join the project for the sake of the poor children in the village and her own mentally handicapped child.
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Kageko, a teacher in a small mountain village with a thriving Japanese paper industry, is visited by a former student, who proposes a plan to manufacture counterfeit money. She initially refuses, but eventually decides to join the project for the sake of the poor children in the village and her own mentally handicapped child.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Yuichi Kimura, Kishū Izuchi, Kosuke Mukai
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Yoshimoto Kogyo, Bitters End, DWANGO CONTENTS, Little More, SIGLO, VAP
Cast
Yuichi Kimura
Director
Mitsuko Baisho
Kageko Sada
Munetaka Aoki
Tetsuya Nakagawa
Yuichi Kimura
Noridonbe Hanamura
Toshiyuki Itakura
Shingo Ohtsu
Ryo Nishikata
Misako Shimamoto
Masaki Miura
Kenjo Ogasawara
Takashi Ukaji
Masazane Kurata
Jun Murakami
Kiyota Hashimoto
Yasunori Danta
Fumio Toura (as Yasunori Danda)
Shigeru Izumiya
Toyoji Ikemoto
Toranosuke Kato
Toshiya Morimoto
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