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Zero Woman: The Hunted (1997)
A woman with no past or identity, Rei is a gorgeous undercover agent for the Zero Department, a deadly shadow division of the police force. But her skillshave made her a threat and this sleek, sexy assassin has been marked for death by a rival organization. It will take this deadly seductress every ounce of her cunning to survive!
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A woman with no past or identity, Rei is a gorgeous undercover agent for the Zero Department, a deadly shadow division of the police force. But her skillshave made her a threat and this sleek, sexy assassin has been marked for death by a rival organization. It will take this deadly seductress every ounce of her cunning to survive!
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Action, Thriller
Written By:Takafumi Ota, Norihisa Yoshimura, Akiko Yamanaga
In Theaters:12/3/1997
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Maxam, Vision Sugimoto
Cast
Norihisa Yoshimura
Director
Mikiyo Ohno
Rei (aka Zero Woman)
Reina Tanaka
Naomi
Kou Watanabe
Shiina, the waiter
Daisuke Ryū
Mutoh
Kazuki Nagasawa
Gohara, the assassin
Yoshiaki Fujiwara
Yamamoto, restaurant owner
Viktor Krüger
Bodyguard
Alexander Otsuka
Bodyguard
Daisuke Ikeda
Bodyguard
Yuki Ishikawa
Bodyguard
Katsumi Usuda
Bodyguard
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