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Female bank tellers. They may smile at their customers, but they are also filled with a dark side. One day, just before the bank closed, a criminal with a grudge against the bank holed up in the bank.
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Female bank tellers. They may smile at their customers, but they are also filled with a dark side. One day, just before the bank closed, a criminal with a grudge against the bank holed up in the bank.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Arima Chiyo
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Film House, Xces Film
Cast
Satoshi Sakamoto
Director
Sheena Nagamori
Keiko Kurihara
Kana Sakurai
Kaoru Moriyama
Moe Sakura
Hisako
Taishi Takemoto
Michio Endo
Yūken Yoshida
Shunji Nishio
Kinichi Kusumi
Koichi Kuga
Nobuyoshi Sasaki
Drug dealer
Shin Wakayama
Katsumi Hirazawa
Naohiro Hirakawa
Ko Azuma
Akari Hoshino
Female employee
Michiko Hayashi
Female employee
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