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Ryo Narushima is a student who has served prison time for killing his parents. Once he is released, he trains to become a professional kick-boxer.
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Ryo Narushima is a student who has served prison time for killing his parents. Once he is released, he trains to become a professional kick-boxer.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Izo Hashimoto, Szeto Kam-yuen
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Art Port, Same Way Productions Limited, Pony Canyon
Cast
Soi Cheang
Director
Yue Man-lok
Ryo Narushima
Annie Liu Xin-You
Megumi
Francis Ng Chun-yu
Kenji Kurokawa
Masato
Naoto Sugawara
Dylan Kuo
Ryuichi Yamazaki
Bruce Leung Siu-Lung
Kensuke Mochizuki
Ryo Ishibashi
Principal Saeki
Pei Wei-Ying
Natsumi Narushima
Terri Kwan Wing
Moemi Funato
Hiromi Nakajima
Yoko Kamio
Takuji Suzuki
Kawakami
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