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Frankie's Aliens

1957, Japanese. Directed by Ichirō Sugai.

Dr. Kinoshita, whose rocket experiments had been a series of failures, discovers a strange flying saucer zooming through the night sky at super speed. He contacts the newspaper about it, but the editor dismisses him, saying he's gone mad and doesn't take him seriously at all. This is the imaginative sci-fi comedy "Frankie 14," featuring a groundbreaking and innovative story with flying saucers of unparalleled rarity and the appearance of artificial satellite people produced from single cells.

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Released
27 March 1957
Original title
フランキーの宇宙人
Country
Japan
Written by
Gorō Tanada

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Frankie's Aliens (1957) was directed by Ichirō Sugai and stars Frankie Sakai, Ichirō Sugai, Tomoko Kō.

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