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A professional scammer is hired by a wealthy young businessman to find a hidden treasure looted from the Bank of Japan and supposedly stashed away by a group of men after WWII in various locations around the globe. Eventually an assassin is put on their trail.
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A professional scammer is hired by a wealthy young businessman to find a hidden treasure looted from the Bank of Japan and supposedly stashed away by a group of men after WWII in various locations around the globe. Eventually an assassin is put on their trail.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Crime
Written By:Harutoshi Fukui, Junji Sakamoto
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Runtime:140 minutes
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Cast
Junji Sakamoto
Director
Koichi Sato
Yuichi Mafune
Shingo Katori
M
Arisa Mizuki
Miyuki Takato
Joe Odagiri
Eiji Kugenuma
Ittoku Kishibe
Kazuyoshi Honjo
Susumu Terajima
Tadashi Sakata
Masaki Miura
Tsujii
Renji Ishibashi
Detective Kitamura
Etsushi Toyokawa
CIA agent Endo
Yoo Ji-tae
Assassin Osamu Endo
Vincent Gallo
Harold Marcus
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