"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
The Tokyo Project
Akira, Junpei, Keiko and Kumiko are members of the Rutz Detective Agency, and are always ready for a good case. When a mysterious murder places a top secret floppy disk in the hands of Junpei, the gang suddenly has a conspiracy on their hands of grandiose proportions. Not only have they made an enemy of politicians and shady characters, but also the munitions manufacturer company Yotsuboshi itself! With murder attempts, rampaging machinery and kidnappers to handle, the group must race against the clock to foil the evil scheme before it's too late!
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Akira, Junpei, Keiko and Kumiko are members of the Rutz Detective Agency, and are always ready for a good case. When a mysterious murder places a top secret floppy disk in the hands of Junpei, the gang suddenly has a conspiracy on their hands of grandiose proportions. Not only have they made an enemy of politicians and shady characters, but also the munitions manufacturer company Yotsuboshi itself! With murder attempts, rampaging machinery and kidnappers to handle, the group must race against the clock to foil the evil scheme before it's too late!
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Genre:Animation, Thriller
Written By:Osamu Yamasaki
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Polydor Ltd., Minamimachi Bugyosho, MTV
Cast
Osamu Yamasaki
Director
Kazuki Yao
Junpei Touma (voice)
Kaneto Shiozawa
Akira Nagareyama (voice)
Fumi Hirano
Keiko (voice)
Manami Komori
Kumiko Touma (voice)
Shūichirō Moriyama
Parlimentarian (voice)
Shigeru Chiba
Sakamoto (voice)
Jun Hazumi
Director (voice)
Ryusuke Oobayashi
Okazaki (voice)
Kinryu Arimoto
Kurata (voice)
Mika Doi
Professor's Wife (voice)
Kazuo Oka
Traffic Patroller (voice)
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