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Zero Woman: The Accused (1996) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1996 · 77 mins · Japanese
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- Directed by
- Daisuke Gotô
- Starring
- Tetsu Watanabe, Shinji Yamashita, Maki Meguro, Etsuyo Mitani, Hajime Tsukumo, Mai Tachihara
Rei, a lethal yet reluctant assassin for the Zero Division of Tokyo’s police, watches a young man cruising a gay bar and rescues him after street thugs beat him. She lets him stay, but when a series of murders occurs, she suspects the friend is seeking revenge on his abusers. Torn between duty and protecting her companion, she must decide.
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