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Runner Zero 

To be recognized as the best, the inexperienced street racer Kazuki will need the help of a former champion and his trusted Mazda RX-7 to take on the field in this burner of high-octane Tokyo street races.
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To be recognized as the best, the inexperienced street racer Kazuki will need the help of a former champion and his trusted Mazda RX-7 to take on the field in this burner of high-octane Tokyo street races.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Akira Hirose
Written By:Fukushima Yoshiki
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Runtime:80 minutes
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