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Young Mama Trucker: Legend of the Flying Dragon poster

Young Mama Trucker: Legend of the Flying Dragon 

For Kei, a delinquent mom trucker, the bigger the payoff, the less she cares what’s in the cargo. She keeps hauling dangerous stuff without a second thought. This time, though, the goods she got from her client, Goto, are different — they’re apparently worth hundreds of millions. Sure enough, Nakajima, an old acquaintance, has his eyes on the cargo…
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For Kei, a delinquent mom trucker, the bigger the payoff, the less she cares what’s in the cargo. She keeps hauling dangerous stuff without a second thought. This time, though, the goods she got from her client, Goto, are different — they’re apparently worth hundreds of millions. Sure enough, Nakajima, an old acquaintance, has his eyes on the cargo…

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Fujirō Mitsuishi
Written By:Hiromichi Nakamoto, Fujirō Mitsuishi, Satoru Tamaki
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft

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Fujirō Mitsuishi

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Kaori Sakagami

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Yuuichi Sakiyama

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Kotoko Shiraishi

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Shinzō Hotta

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Moeko Ezawa

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Hideki Sone

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