AIBOU: The Movie

Year: 2008

Runtime: 117 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Seiji Izumi

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After a former TV presenter is murdered, Sugishita Ukyo and Kameyama Kaoru guard Diet member Katayama Hinako. They defuse explosives, save her, and find clues linking the presenter’s death to the assault on Katayama. Their probe also reveals an old case of a slain volunteer, leading to a showdown that stops a violent plot at Tokyo Big City Marathon.

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