Kaiji: Final Game
4.9
2020
2 hr 8 min
Drama
, Action
, Thriller
, Mystery
Kaiji (played by Tatsuya Fujiwara) is about to have his life changed. The thrill is beyond anything he, or most people, have experienced. The adventure is not without risk and danger however. He is given four games, which are challenges, and include life and death situations. The film follows its prequels and things will get both mental and physical.
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- Cast：
- Tatsuya Fujiwara , Sota Fukushi , Nagisa Sekimizu , Mackenyu , Kotaro Yoshida , Yuki Amami , Suzuki Matsuo
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