Mr. Long | |
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Chinese | 龍先生 |
Japanese | ミスター・ロン |
Directed by | Sabu |
Written by | Sabu |
Produced by | Stephan Holl Shôzô Ichiyama Koki Kageyama Jacky Pang Yoichi Shimizu |
Starring | Chang Chen Sho Aoyagi Yao Yiti Bai Runyin |
Cinematography | Kôichi Furuya |
Edited by | Georg Petzold |
Music by | Junichi Matsumoto |
Release dates | |
Running time | 129 minutes |
Countries | Japan Hong Kong Taiwan Germany |
Languages | Mandarin Japanese Taiwanese |
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