Labyrinth of Cinema

Labyrinth of Cinema

Labyrinth of Cinema

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2020•179 min•HistoryFantasyWar

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Top Cast

Takuro Atsuki

Mario Baba

Takahito Hosoyamada

Torihosuke

Yoshihiko Hosoda

Dugout

Rei Yoshida

Noriko

Riko Narumi

Kazumi Saito

Hirona Yamazaki

Kazuko Yoshiyama

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When lightning strikes a theater about to close its doors, three moviegoers are thrust back in time to the world inside the screen.

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