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Idol -Ah, Heartless- (2019)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 25M

Director : Hiroki Iwabuchi

Synopsis

Candidates who dream of becoming idols face a grueling survival camp with the current members of the idol group BiS!

Actors

Junnosuke Watanabe
Junnosuke Watanabe
Self

Crews

Junnosuke Watanabe
Junnosuke Watanabe
Producer
Hiroki Iwabuchi
Hiroki Iwabuchi
Director

Trailers and other movies

映画『IDOL-あゝ無情-』WACKオーディションドキュメンタリー2019年11月1日公開 感情むき出しの痛烈ノンフィクション

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