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Teruo Ishii Fan Club

Teruo Ishii Fan Club

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Teruo Ishii Fan Club

2006

1h 20m

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Documentary

Overview

A documentary on Teruo Ishii, the Japanese "King of Cult".

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Social & External

Cast & Crew

7 members

Directing

石井輝男

Unknown Role

石井輝男

Directing

園子温

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園子温

Directing

塚本晋也

Unknown Role

塚本晋也

Acting

リリー・フランキー

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リリー・フランキー

Acting

丹波哲郎

Unknown Role

丹波哲郎

Directing

手塚眞

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手塚眞

Directing

本田隆一

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本田隆一

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