0 & 1 Trailer (2002)

14 February 2002 Drama, Crime 74 mins

A girl called Zero stands in a crowded street, her occupation an assassin. As she completes her tasks one after another, Zero has been feeling uneasy lately. As her code name suggests, she has nothing to prove her existence. She overlaps herself with the vanishing landscape and begins to wander in search of the meaning of her own existence. At the same time, a young man named One is also wandering the streets, and like Zero, he is an assassin. Surrounded by a sense of emptiness, he is unable to find the value of his own existence. One day, the two of them meet as if they were led together. They sense each other, and by touching each other, they regain their existence and humanity. However, the organization feels that contact between assassins is dangerous, and decides to dispose of them. They call in a highly skilled assassin. Their battle for their own existence begins now!

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Cast

Eri Ishikawa as Zero

Takayuki Katô as One

Crew

Kei Nakata Director

Akio Osaka Lighting Director

Naoki Kaneko Editor

Fujio Matsushima Producer

Kei Nakata Writer

Kazuto Sato Director of Photography

Takashi Matsuzuka Art Direction

Seiichiro Ishii Producer

Koji Endo Original Music Composer

International Titles

Zero and One Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 06 April 2011

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