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Crows Zero
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The thriller about the Suzuran Secondary School for Boys and the Al Gharban School is one of the least academically accomplished schools and is known as the most violent school in the country. The students are called sultans and grouped in groups according to strength and level. They are always fighting each other for glory and power, but they all have the same goal that has not been achieved in the history of the school, which is unity. Will this goal be achieved?
The thriller about the Suzuran Secondary School for Boys and the Al Gharban School is one of the least academically accomplished schools and is known as the most violent school in the country. The students are called sultans and grouped in groups according to strength and level. They are always fighting each other for glory and power, but they all have the same goal that has not been achieved in the history of the school, which is unity. Will this goal be achieved?
Actors:
Sansei Shiomi,
Shun Oguri,
Meisa Kuroki,
Kenichi Endô,
Takayuki Yamada,
Gorô Kishitani,
Kyôsuke Yabe
Sansei Shiomi
12 January 1951, Kyoto, Japan
Shun Oguri
26 December 1982, Tokyo, Japan
Meisa Kuroki
28 May 1988, Okinawa, Japan
Kenichi Endô
28 June 1961, Tokyo, Japan
Takayuki Yamada
20 October 1983, Satsumasendai, Japan
Gorô Kishitani
27 September 1964, Tokyo, Japan
Kyôsuke Yabe
Country:
Japan
Keywords:
#Akita Publishing #Chubu-nippon Broadcasting Company (CBC) #Crows Zero #Happinet Pictures #Kyôsuke Yabe #Meisa Kuroki #Shun Oguri #Takashi Miike
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