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The Boat
Lives are changed and friendships tested when two bottom-feeding smugglers are ordered to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy Korean businessman and bring her to Japan. The duo has sacrificed so much for their respective families - now is their big chance to get even with the system.
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Lives are changed and friendships tested when two bottom-feeding smugglers are ordered to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy Korean businessman and bring her to Japan. The duo has sacrificed so much for their respective families - now is their big chance to get even with the system.
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Aya Watanabe
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Sponge, IMJ Entertainment, Michigan Venture Capital, Media Factory, Phantom Film, Asmik Ace, CBC
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