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The movie version of the TV series that gained cult popularity. One day, the Kirihara brothers who have supernatural powers meet a supernatural power girl named Sakie Tengen, and fight against an organization that has noticed her ability.
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The movie version of the TV series that gained cult popularity. One day, the Kirihara brothers who have supernatural powers meet a supernatural power girl named Sakie Tengen, and fight against an organization that has noticed her ability.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Takeo Kasai, George Iida
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Box Office:$1,301,462
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:TOHO
Cast
George Iida
Director
Shinji Takeda
Naoya Kirihara
Megumi Okina
Tomomi Tenmoto
Eisuke Sasai
Gengo Mikumo
Etsushi Toyokawa
Naoto Kirihara
Hijiri Kojima
Sakie Tengen
Shoko Futami
Rie Yamaguchi
Suzuki Matsuo
Yosuke Tsuzuki
Hashirimizu Kyougo
Osamu Sakaguchi
Yoshio Nakahira
Hisao Tenmoto
Tetsuo Morishita
Teacher Okubo
Masashi Arifuku
Detective Sato
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