“Dreaming Whilst B\@*k”
Masterful satire that shines a light on the struggles of Black creatives.
SOS! Tokyo Metro Explorers: The Next (2007)
Summer, 2006. A 5th grader Ryuhei discovers a notebook entitled "Tokyo Exploring Records." It was a journal kept by his father, Shohei, when he was around Ryuhei's age. Ryuhei forms his own exploration party with his friends Shun and Yoshio. One summer day, the party and Ryuhei's younger brother Sasuke who happens to tag along, heads to the dungeon looking for a treasure indicated on the journal
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Summer, 2006. A 5th grader Ryuhei discovers a notebook entitled "Tokyo Exploring Records." It was a journal kept by his father, Shohei, when he was around Ryuhei's age. Ryuhei forms his own exploration party with his friends Shun and Yoshio. One summer day, the party and Ryuhei's younger brother Sasuke who happens to tag along, heads to the dungeon looking for a treasure indicated on the journal
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Sadayuki Murai
In Theaters:11/11/2007
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:SUNRISE
Cast
Shinji Takagi
Director
Akiko Yajima
Satoshi Ozaki (voice)
Bin Shimada
Kusajiro Yamashita (voice)
Issei Futamata
Shouhei Ozaki (voice)
Kikumi Umeda
Yoshio Ohkido (voice)
Kozo Shioya
Yuukichi (voice)
Sanae Kobayashi
Ryouhei Ozaki (voice)
Sayaka Aida
Toshi Sakurai (voice)
Unsho Ishizuka
George (voice)
Yuu Asakawa
Momoyo Takikawa (voice)
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