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The Way of The Prison Guard
This mystery TV movie depicts hope and rebirth through the lives of inmates with different circumstances and the prison guards who strive to rehabilitate them.
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This mystery TV movie depicts hope and rebirth through the lives of inmates with different circumstances and the prison guards who strive to rehabilitate them.
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Genre:TV Movie, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Hiroshi Hashimoto
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Studio:TV Asahi, Toei Company
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