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Day of the Kaiju (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 1, 2014

Original Title:
怪獣の日

Genres:
Drama | Horror | Science Fiction

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 30

Overview from TheMovieDB

One month after total offensive on the monster which suddenly appeared, the body drifted down to the beach in a local town. The marine biologist, Nagamine was summoned to research the body and eventually knew the mayor and the government officials were planning to build a storage facility covering the monsters body in the beach. Is the monster really dead? Nagamine had doubt. Considering to build the facility near town was too dangerous, he suggested to abort the plan Tangling of political axes to grid by the government and the local authority, Nagamine find himself to struggle to abort the plan with the town people.

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Cinematography:
Heita Tanaka

Director:
Kazuhiro Nakagawa

Editor:
Kazuhiro Nakagawa

Gaffer:
Satoshi Fujiwara

Music:
Masaaki Sasaki

Producer:
Kazuhiro Nakagawa

Sound Designer:
Kazuhiro Nakagawa

Sound Mixer:
Toru Yonezawa

Special Effects:
Linto Ueda

Writer:
Kazuhiro Nakagawa

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