Fly, Daddy, Fly

Year: 2005

Runtime: 121 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Izuru Narushima

Drama

Suzuki's world shatters when his teenage daughter is brutally attacked by Ishihara, a politician's son. Ishihara mocks Suzuki while offering hush money. Sleep‑deprived and enraged, Suzuki storms Ishihara's school with a knife, fails to find him, and joins a group of misfit students called the Zombies. Their leader Pak Sun Shin trains Suzuki, who quits his job and endures a harsh regimen to win back his daughter's freedom.

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