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During a busy rush-hour morning, Tokyo's elaborate underground Metro system is packed with commuters. All are unaware that it is about to become ground zero for an attempted mass murder. The attackers, members of Aum Shinrykio -or Aum the Supreme Truth- a Japanese religious cult lead by Shoko Asahara, release the nerve agent Sarin in five separate train cars.

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What is Zero Hour - Terror in Tokyo (2004) about?

During a busy rush-hour morning, Tokyo's elaborate underground Metro system is packed with commuters. All are unaware that it is about to become ground zero for an attempted mass murder. The attackers, members of Aum Shinrykio -or Aum the Supreme Truth- a Japanese religious cult lead by Shoko Asahara, release the nerve agent Sarin in five separate train cars.

Who stars in Zero Hour - Terror in Tokyo?

Zero Hour - Terror in Tokyo stars David Morrissey (Self-Narrator(voice)), Yuriko (Self-Victim of Sarin Attack), Yuki (Self-Victim of Sarin Attack), Shin (Self-Victim of Sarin Attack). The film was directed by Jonathan Hacker.

How long is Zero Hour - Terror in Tokyo?

Zero Hour - Terror in Tokyo has a runtime of 53 min and premiered in 2004.

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