Sirāt: No Lesson to Learn
The one-way journey went to the desert that refused to offer an answer or a transcendence.
Zero Woman: Dangerous Game
In this installment of the Zero Woman series, Rei, the number-one assassin of the Tokyo Police Department's secret Zero Division, has been assigned to take out a notorious gangster responsible for dozens of murders. At the same time, she must protect the gangster's mistress from the hitmen who want to keep her from telling the police what she knows. At first, both women are upset about the arrangement, but they eventually come to appreciate each other.
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In this installment of the Zero Woman series, Rei, the number-one assassin of the Tokyo Police Department's secret Zero Division, has been assigned to take out a notorious gangster responsible for dozens of murders. At the same time, she must protect the gangster's mistress from the hitmen who want to keep her from telling the police what she knows. At first, both women are upset about the arrangement, but they eventually come to appreciate each other.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Miyuki Takahashi, Takashi Kaneda, Hidekazu Takahara
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Maxam
Cast
Hidekazu Takahara
Director
Chieko Shiratori
Rei
Ichiho Matsuda
Nana
Terunori Miyazaki
Natsume, Nana's lover
Ken Miyawaki
Yamaguchi, Medical Examiner
Daisuke Ryū
Mutoh
Masayoshi Nogami
Kaneda
Shirō Shimomoto
Kirishima, doctor
Keizo Nagashima
Tanase, Kaneda's subordinate
Tadashi Okuno
Satake, Minister of Health and Welfare
Hajime Tsukumo
Mayuko Yaginuma
Surf girl
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