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Genocidal Organ (2017)
The war on terror exploded, literally, the day Sarajevo was destroyed by a homemade nuclear device. The leading democracies transformed into total surveillance states, and the developing world has drowned under a wave of genocides. The mysterious American John Paul seems to be behind the collapse of the world system, and it's up to intelligence agent Clavis Shepherd to track John Paul across the wreckage of civilizations and to find the true heart of darkness—a genocidal organ.
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The war on terror exploded, literally, the day Sarajevo was destroyed by a homemade nuclear device. The leading democracies transformed into total surveillance states, and the developing world has drowned under a wave of genocides. The mysterious American John Paul seems to be behind the collapse of the world system, and it's up to intelligence agent Clavis Shepherd to track John Paul across the wreckage of civilizations and to find the true heart of darkness—a genocidal organ.
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction, Animation, Action, War
Written By:Shukou Murase
In Theaters:7/12/2017
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Geno Studio, Fuji Television Network, Aniplex, TOHO, Kansai Television, Kyoraku Industrial Holdings, dentsu, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan)
Cast
Shukou Murase
Director
Yuichi Nakamura
Clavis Shepherd (voice)
Takahiro Sakurai
John Paul (voice)
Akio Otsuka
Rockwell (voice)
Kaito Ishikawa
Leland (voice)
Sanae Kobayashi
Lucia (voice)
Kazuhiro Yamaji
President (voice)
Takuya Kirimoto
Lucius (voice)
Yuki Kaji
Alex (voice)
Rei Igarashi
CIA Staff (voice)
Satoshi Mikami
Williams (voice)
Hiroki Goto
Counselor (voice)
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