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Accidental Kidnapper

2010, Japanese. Directed by Hideo Sakaki.

Yuukai Rhapsody follows a man who is stuck in a rut, no personal life and no cash lead him to the drastic decision of kidnapping a rich boy, unbeknownst to him the boy's father is a yakuza boss! With the yakuza and the police hot on his tail he is forced to take the boy and go on the run, somehow during the journey kidnapper and kidnappee begin to develop a friendship with one another.

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1h 51m
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Released
3 April 2010
Original title
誘拐ラプソディー
Country
Japan
Written by
Hisako Kurosawa
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If you liked Accidental Kidnapper, try The Yakuza, Samurai Rebellion, Female Yakuza Tale.

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Accidental Kidnapper (2010) was directed by Hideo Sakaki and stars Roi Hayashi, Katsunori Takahashi, Show Aikawa.

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