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The Last Imperial Soldier
What's worse than losing your limbs and life in war, is losing your soul.
Overview
Unfolds the story of Hiroo Onoda who was an Imperial Japanese Army intelligence officer, who fought in World War II and holdout to surrender until 1974 for thirty years.
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Cast
Sam Lock
Takashi
Yaya Athira
The girl
Siew Woon Loon
The commander
Yuichiro Kinjo
Haito
Nic
Japanese soldier #1
Terrance
Japanese soldier #2
Eucca
Japanese soldier #3
Alfred
Japanese soldier #4
Zulkifli
Gardener #1
Margaret Jelo
Gardener #2
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