'Once Upon A Studio' (2023)
A short hybrid film featuring everyone's favorite Disney characters.
Detective Shouroku's Case Files: Beautiful Prey
Shoroku, who is said to be Naniwa's great detective, and his assistant Wato-kun are a gay couple. He has solved many difficult cases and is highly regarded by the Osaka Prefectural Police. One day, a case is brought to Shouroku. His younger brother, who used to work at a place called the Osawa Entertainment Agency, has gone missing, and this is a request from his older sister to find him. Seeing that Osawa, the president of the office, is suspicious, Shoroku begins an investigation, but...
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Shoroku, who is said to be Naniwa's great detective, and his assistant Wato-kun are a gay couple. He has solved many difficult cases and is highly regarded by the Osaka Prefectural Police. One day, a case is brought to Shouroku. His younger brother, who used to work at a place called the Osawa Entertainment Agency, has gone missing, and this is a request from his older sister to find him. Seeing that Osawa, the president of the office, is suspicious, Shoroku begins an investigation, but...
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Shin Komagai
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:ENK Promotion
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