Kare o korosu na Trailer (1952)
11 September 1952 78 mins
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Cast
Crew
Masao Kosugi Director of Photography
Takeshi Ogura Producer
Tokuzō Kajino Original Story
Tsuruo Iwama Director
Kenkichi Hara Director
Eijirō Hisaita Screenplay
Mitsuo Kato Original Music Composer
Kimihiko Nakamura Art Direction
International Titles
Kare o korosu na Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 11 September 1952
Production Companies
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