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The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side
A police detective Shoukokuji Ryuuya from the first section of Metropolitan Police Department is tasked to investigate the murder case of a woman which takes place at a grand party held by a big-time actress but faces the hurdle of finding the true culprit among the large pool of suspects.
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A police detective Shoukokuji Ryuuya from the first section of Metropolitan Police Department is tasked to investigate the murder case of a woman which takes place at a grand party held by a big-time actress but faces the hurdle of finding the true culprit among the large pool of suspects.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime
Written By:Shūkei Nagasaka
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:TV Asahi, Agatha Christie
Cast
Seiji Izumi
Director
Ikki Sawamura
Ryuya Shokokuji
Yoshiyoshi Arakawa
Banpei Tatara
Erena Mizusawa
Fueko Misaki
Naomi Zaizen
Sagiri Asakaze
Haruna Kawaguchi
Kosame Taniguchi
Norito Yashima
Hyogo Karugamo
Takeo Nakahara
Koki Kannokoji
Kami Hiraiwa
Rin Kannokoji
Masahiko Tsugawa
Hiraomi Danbara
Ikko Furuya
Akira Kaido
Hitomi Kuroki
Madoka Irodori
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