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Arata Furuta plays a disgruntled saleryman fed up with being stepped on at home and at work, decides to get revenge on those who do bad things by killing them, only to gain a group of followers.
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Arata Furuta plays a disgruntled saleryman fed up with being stepped on at home and at work, decides to get revenge on those who do bad things by killing them, only to gain a group of followers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jiro Yoshikawa
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Dogsugar, Geneon Entertainment, MCF Planning (II)
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