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Helpless 

Believing his boss double-crossed him, recently released gangster Yasuo is on his way to find the betrayer, but before setting out, he asks Kenji to care for his mentally challenged sister and a mysterious black bag.
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Believing his boss double-crossed him, recently released gangster Yasuo is on his way to find the betrayer, but before setting out, he asks Kenji to care for his mentally challenged sister and a mysterious black bag.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Shinji Aoyama
Written By:Shinji Aoyama
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Bandai Visual, WOWOW

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