A Cowgirl's Song Brings Love and Joy to All
A young girl named Hailey Mays sings a country song that is named after the film's title.
GS Wonderland
"GS Wonderland" is about the 1960's Group Sounds bands - A Japanese pop movement inspired by the Beatles and other mid-1960's Brit Pop. Three young men set out to start their own band "The Diamonds" when they are signed to a recording contract during their very first rehearsal. Things turn for the unexpected when their agent brings Mick (Chiaki Kuriyama) into the group as their keyboardist.
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"GS Wonderland" is about the 1960's Group Sounds bands - A Japanese pop movement inspired by the Beatles and other mid-1960's Brit Pop. Three young men set out to start their own band "The Diamonds" when they are signed to a recording contract during their very first rehearsal. Things turn for the unexpected when their agent brings Mick (Chiaki Kuriyama) into the group as their keyboardist.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Ryūichi Honda, Yuji Nagamori
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Ryūichi Honda
Director
Chiaki Kuriyama
Miku Ohno
Takuya Ishida
Masao Kigawa
Hiro Mizushima
Shun Masamiya
Yōsuke Asari
Kenta Kashiwabara
Shinji Takeda
Ryosuke Kajii (agent)
Sousuke Takaoka
Tajio Hasegawa
Mana Mikura
Taeko Ishinuki
Kendo Kobayashi
Kyoichi Kumada
Ren Osugi
Kenichi Kamata
Tetta Sugimoto
Tomonori Sasaki
Ittoku Kishibe
Jukichi Matsuda
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