Joker Game
All seniors at a high school stay together at a camp, including student Chinatsu. On their first day, the home room teacher announces that all the students must play the card game "Old Maid". In order to reverse the declining academic abilities of its younger generation, the Japanese government planned this camping program. In this card game, the students that lose will meet their deaths.
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All seniors at a high school stay together at a camp, including student Chinatsu. On their first day, the home room teacher announces that all the students must play the card game "Old Maid". In order to reverse the declining academic abilities of its younger generation, the Japanese government planned this camping program. In this card game, the students that lose will meet their deaths.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Yu Takeuchi
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:AMG Entertainment, st'blue
Cast
Takafumi Watanabe
Director
Rie Kitahara
Chinatsu Akasawa
Sara Takatsuki
Kana Ohno
Yui Koike
Minako Yokoe
Shotaro Okubo
Yohei Takashima
Takuya Negishi
Naoya Yokoyama
Atsushi Shiramata
Satoshi Kanda
Manami Ikura
Yoko Ueda
Tsutomu Nagai
Yukijiro Hotaru
Principal
Kanji Furutachi
Teacher Takizawa
Madoka Yoshida
Chihiro Shimokawa
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