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Stray Dog: Kerberos Panzer Cops
1991
· Movie
· 99 min
C
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64/100
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An elite police unit, rebelled against disarmament orders. Their leader Koichi escaped after the uprising. Years later, ex-member Inui seeks him, encountering unexpected twists. Upon finding Koichi, Inui realizes he's been manipulated.
Details
- Director
- Mamoru Oshii
- Writer
- Mamoru Oshii
- Studio
- Shochiku
- Released
- 23 March 1991
- Country
- Japan, Taiwan
- Language
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 99 min
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