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Innocent Seven
Seven families are aboard a bus towards a field camp for their vacation. At this camp, it becomes clear that this is not a common trip. The parents are of the kind that abused their children or were visited by children's services, and at the camp they are offered to sell their children for a large sum of money, because there were customers that needed healthy internal organs.
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Seven families are aboard a bus towards a field camp for their vacation. At this camp, it becomes clear that this is not a common trip. The parents are of the kind that abused their children or were visited by children's services, and at the camp they are offered to sell their children for a large sum of money, because there were customers that needed healthy internal organs.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Dankan
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Bandai Visual, Office Kitano, Tokyo FM
Cast
Dankan
Director
Dankan
Hitoshi Kakiuchi
Tomoya Nakamura
Junpei Kawahara
Yoichi Nukumizu
Haruki Yokoyama
Hitomi Takahashi
Kimiyo Nakao
Makoto Kawahara
Harumi Nakao
Ikkei Watanabe
Koichi Kawahara
Miyu Yagyu
Shoko Nishiyama
Kaoru Mizuki
Michiyo Nishiyama
Yoko Ishino
Someko Hashimoto
Pepe Hozumi
Masahiko Nishiyama
Keito Ishihara
Shoichi Maeda
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