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The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
Monsters 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation (2024)
A samurai's path leads him to a young waitress whose hometown was destroyed by a dragon. He doesn't want any trouble — but it finds them anyway.
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A samurai's path leads him to a young waitress whose hometown was destroyed by a dragon. He doesn't want any trouble — but it finds them anyway.
Rating:R
Genre:Animation, Action, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Sunghoo Park
In Theaters:1/21/2024
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:E&H production
Cast
Sunghoo Park
Director
Yoshimasa Hosoya
Ryuma (voice)
Kana Hanazawa
Flare (voice)
Hiroki Touchi
Shirano (voice)
Mitsuaki Madono
D.R. (voice)
Katsuhito Nomura
Master (voice)
Takahiro Sumi
Flare's Father (voice)
Masashi Nogawa
Manager (voice)
Tsumugi Ariga
Villager (voice)
Shizuka Ishigami
Villager (voice)
Haruki Ishiya
Villager (voice)
Masamu Ono
Villager (voice)
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