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85 minutes exactly — the "classic feature" runtime most directors aim for.

After his devastatingly fast, samurai-style combat approach sets filmmakers against him, a legendary action star films his own movie—on turf claimed by feuding yakuza gangs, including Japan’s deadliest martial arts assassin.
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”

Tak Sakaguchi
Takuma Toshiro

Kohei Fukuyama
Akira

Kanon Narumi
Ami

Rumika Fukuda
Mary

Sho Aoyagi
Takenouchi

Norihisa Hiranuma
Shishido

Togo Ishii
Kajima

Taro Suruga
Tony
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Yudai Yamaguchi directs. Hiroyuki Ozawa behind the camera. Hidehiro Kawai scores. Zensuke Hori cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in Japan. Dialogue in Japanese.
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The One Percenter works on a functional level, as a martial arts, action thriller. First off, as is so often the case with martial arts flicks, the action is over the top and unrealistic. It certainly looks the part but anyone trying this approach to combat on for real, would not last long. For most people who have no martial arts background the One Percenter , is a frenetic, fun watch. The action just keeps on coming. That said, it does tend to get a little exhausting by the time the final credits roll. Or put another way, it could have done with a little depth more on the story front. In summary, loads of fast paced action that can get a little tiring towards the end of the film. A more rounded back story would have helped in this regard.
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