Movie Drama Science Fiction
Learn what will happen if another global war breaks out!
This Japanese film speculates on the events which lead the U.S. and the Soviet Union into a nuclear Armageddon.
Japan Japan
Frankie Sakai Akira Takarada Yuriko Hoshi Nobuko Otowa Yumi Shirakawa Chishū Ryū Jerry Itô Eijirō Tōno Sō Yamamura Ken Uehara Seizaburō Kawazu Nobuo Nakamura Chieko Nakakita Minoru Takada Shigeki Ishida Naoko Sakabe Kōzō Nomura Masao Oda Yutaka Sada Nadao Kirino Kôji Uno Toshihiko Furuta Kyoko Mori Teruko Mita Jiro Kumagaya Sôji Ubukata Shirō Tsuchiya Keiichirô Katsumoto Naoya Kusakawa Wataru Ômae Yoshio Katsube Masaki Shinohara Yutaka Oka Kōji Uruki Yuki Shimizu Tazue Ichimanji Toshiko Nakano Ed Keane Hank Brown Daniel Jones Hans Horneff Harold Conway Osman Yusuf Robert Dunham
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