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Scrap Heaven is a film of genre Drama directed by Lee Sang-il with Ryō Kase
Scrap Heaven (2005)
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Add to a movie listScrap Heaven (スクラップ・ヘブン (Sukurappu Hebun)) is a 2005 film, directed by Sang-il Lee. The movie was theatrically released to Japan in the year 2005. It was later released to the stores of North America in the year 2007.
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A pharmacist, police officer, and a toilet cleaner are riding a bus on a fateful night. The trio share a bizarre and tragic, life-altering experience when the bus becomes hijacked by a terrorist. The terrorist forces the three into a violent game of Rock, Paper, Scissors and Russian roulette, which toilet cleaner Testsu loses. The terrorist then shoots Tetsu, causing the bus to make a sudden stop. After noticing that pharmacist Saki has only one eye, the terrorist suddenly feels remorse and finally turns the weapon on himself. The tragic bus ride leaves police officer Shingo feeling humiliated and ashamed of himself, for not handling the bus hijacking.Actors
Ryō Kase
(Shingo)
Joe Odagiri
(Tetsu Katsurai)
Chiaki Kuriyama
(Saki Fujimura)
Akira Emoto
(Detective Yabuta)
Yoshiyuki Morishita
(Nurse Sato)
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