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Kids Police

Written by James Marsh on January 10, 2014 · Express an opinion

Another one-gag movie from Fukuda Yuichi that gets by on the strength of its child actors long after the joke gets wearisome.

Read my full review here.

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Categories: Watching-James - Tags: Action, Cinema, Comedy, Fantastic Fest, Fukuda Yuichi, Japan, Kids Police

About James Marsh

Based in Hong Kong, James is Asian Editor for Twitchfilm.com and a freelance film critic, focusing on New Asian Cinema and genre films from around the world. He also programmes for Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX. You can follow James on Twitter via . View all posts by James Marsh »

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