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Shin aniki to ore: Atsuki otoko michi (2008) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 19, 2008

Original Title:
新・兄貴と俺 熱き男道

Production Companies:
Kato Eizo Kobo
Okura Pictures

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

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Takuma continues his wandering journey in search of his half-brother. It all started when Takuma's father, who ran a construction company, passed away. His older brother is the child of a woman his father once dated, and his father also searched for his whereabouts, but was unable to find him. So his father left a will. As a condition for Takuma to inherit his estate and company, he seeks out his older brother and the two of them are asked to prosper the company. The clues are a bell and a katakin that were once given to my father by his lover. Apparently, my brother injured his groin when he was a child. Takuma finally discovers that the bell is being sold at a shrine in Aniki Town. He then goes to the public bath, Ani Oniyu, and begins his search for a single-minded man, but...

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Production

Assistant Director:
Tetsuya Taketodo

Director:
Yoshikazu Katō

Director of Photography:
Shin'ya Abe

Editor:
Sen Arima

Screenplay:
Teruo Oka

Sound Effects:
Kakashi Yamada

Still Photographer:
Hatsutarô Satô

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