Solomon's Perjury 1: Suspicion
A group of junior high school must find out the truth of their classmate's death is he was killed by someone or committed suicide.
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A group of junior high school must find out the truth of their classmate's death is he was killed by someone or committed suicide.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Katsuhiko Manabe
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:KDDI, GYAO, The Asahi Shimbun, Hakuhodo DY Media Partners, Kinoshita Group, Shochiku, Shochiku Studio
Cast
Izuru Narushima
Director
Ryoko Fujino
Ryoko Fujino
Mizuki Itagaki
Kazuhiko Kanbara
Anna Ishii
Juri Miyake
Hiroya Shimizu
Shunji Ooide
Miu Tomita
Matsuko Asai
Koki Maeda
Kenichi Noda
Ayumu Mochizuki
Takuya Kashiwagi
Reika Nishihata
Mariko Kurata
Naritada Nishimura
Kosei Inoue
Jiei Wakabayashi
Yukio Sakisaka
Mikio Katō
Yutaro Hashida
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