Maji! Trailer

Maji! Trailer (1991)

13 April 1991 Crime 96 mins

Based on the comic book by Ayumi Tachihara.

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Crew

Kensaku Ikeda

Kensaku Ikeda Director of Photography

Akira Takahashi

Akira Takahashi Art Direction

International Titles

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