Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
S: The Last Policeman: Recovery of Our Future
The NPS (National Police Safety Rescue), whose purpose is to catch extreme criminals alive, becomes the center of attention. A sit-in demonstration takes place. Members of the NPS, including Ichigo Kamikura (Osamu Mukai) go to the protest site. Meanwhile, a transport ship is hijacked in the Pacific Ocean.
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The NPS (National Police Safety Rescue), whose purpose is to catch extreme criminals alive, becomes the center of attention. A sit-in demonstration takes place. Members of the NPS, including Ichigo Kamikura (Osamu Mukai) go to the protest site. Meanwhile, a transport ship is hijacked in the Pacific Ocean.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Action, Thriller
Written By:Kazunao Furuya
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:TOHO, TBS, dentsu, Shogakukan, MBS, CBC, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting Corporation, Twins Japan, Tristone Entertainment, LesPros Entertainment, TC Entertainment, GYAO, Hokkaido Broadcasting
Cast
Shunichi Hirano
Director
Osamu Mukai
Ichigo Kamikura
Go Ayano
Iori Soga
Yui Aragaki
Iruma Hayashi
Nao Omori
Hideki Kashii
Kazue Fukiishi
Yuzuru Munakata
Munetaka Aoki
Katsuichiro Kurata
Joe Odagiri
Keigo Masaki
Hiroyuki Ikeuchi
Seijiro Furuhashi
Hiroyuki Hirayama
Hitoshi Hayata
Tsutomu Takahashi
Ryuichi Kajio
Anna Tsuchiya
Aki Yokokawa
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