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The Witness
Natsume Hamanaka was a police rookie with a promising future until she was in a car crash that killed her brother and took her eyesight. Three years later, she gets around with her seeing-eye dog Pal, but she’s unable to get over her regret and devastation.
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Natsume Hamanaka was a police rookie with a promising future until she was in a car crash that killed her brother and took her eyesight. Three years later, she gets around with her seeing-eye dog Pal, but she’s unable to get over her regret and devastation.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Kiyomi Fujii, Junichi Mori
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:MoonWatcher Co., Robot Communications, Toei Company, Toei Video Company, Shogakukan, The Asahi Shimbun, Aeon Entertainment, A-Team, Avex Entertainment, IMAGICA Lab.
Cast
Junichi Mori
Director
Riho Yoshioka
Natsume Hamanaka
Mahiro Takasugi
Haruma Kunisaki
Koji Ohkura
Naoki Yoshino
Kodai Asaka
Sho Kusakabe
Yoshi Sakō
Shusaku Takahashi
Koya Matsudai
Daiki Hamanaka
Jun Kunimura
Takashi Hirayama
Daichi Watanabe
Tsukasa Yokoyama
Shuntaro Yanagi
Keiichi Kirino
Miyuki Matsuda
Mitsuyo Hamanaka
Tomorowo Taguchi
Yuichi Kimura
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