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Shooting Film is Battleground: Making of BATTLE ROYALE
The late Kinji Fukasaku directed "Battle Royale" - his 60th movie - at the age of 70. This film follows the shooting of the film.
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The late Kinji Fukasaku directed "Battle Royale" - his 60th movie - at the age of 70. This film follows the shooting of the film.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Toshiro Uratani
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Runtime:223 minutes
Studio:TV Man Union
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