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Kusanagi plays a police detective who gets framed for a crime he didn't commit and had to spend the last 10 years in prison. However, he regains his job as a police officer and makes use of his specialized knowledge on criminal psychology to solve difficult cases.
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Kusanagi plays a police detective who gets framed for a crime he didn't commit and had to spend the last 10 years in prison. However, he regains his job as a police officer and makes use of his specialized knowledge on criminal psychology to solve difficult cases.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Masashi Todayama
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:TV Asahi
Cast
Gō Shichitaka
Director
Tsuyoshi Kusanagi
Yoshito Takuma
Sei Ashina
Yuiko Matsubara
Kaho Minami
Chinami Anekoji
Kenta Satoi
Sachio Inokuma
Takumi Saitoh
Masaki Kitamoto
Mahiru Konno
Miyako Muromachi
Shinsho Nakamaru
Yusuke Higurashi
Junichi Haruta
Tetsuya Kinugasa
Yuu Tokui
Toshiro Oomiya
Mio Miyatake
Akane Anekoji
Kyōko Enami
Sae Anekoji
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