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In Tokyo, Japan, several grotesque murders take place on rainy days. Detective Sawamura, who is in charge of the case, soon discovers that his own family is connected to the crimes.
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In Tokyo, Japan, several grotesque murders take place on rainy days. Detective Sawamura, who is in charge of the case, soon discovers that his own family is connected to the crimes.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Kiyomi Fujii, Keishi Otomo, Izumi Takahashi
In Theaters:12/8/2016
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:WOWOW FILMS
Cast
Keishi Otomo
Director
Shun Oguri
Hisashi Sawamura
Machiko Ono
Haruka Sawamura
Shuhei Nomura
Junichi Nishino
Tomomi Maruyama
Tsuyoshi Sugawara
Tomoko Tabata
Kayo Akiyama
Mikako Ichikawa
Mikie Tachibana
Masatô Ibu
Toshio Okabe
Nao Omori
Hisashi’s Father
Yutaka Matsushige
Kozo Sekihata
Satoshi Tsumabuki
The Frog Man
Himiko Igarashi
Shota Sawamura
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