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Scrap Heaven
- (Subtitled)
- Format: DVD
- Rated UNR
- Release Date: 10/23/2007

Scrap Heaven
- (Subtitled)
- Format: DVD
- Rated UNR
- Release Date: 10/23/2007
- Starring: Ken Mitsuishi, Ryo Kase, Jô Odagiri, Akira Emoto, Chiaki Kuriyama
- UPC: 631595071283
- Item #: MBI007128
- Director: Lee Sang-Il
- Rated: UNR
- Genre: Drama, Foreign
- Release Date: 10/23/2007
- This product is a special order
- Subtitles: ENG
- Original Language: JPN
- Original Year: 2005
- Run Time: 117 minutes
- Distributor/Studio: Tokyo Shock

Product Notes
Pharmacist Saki (Chiaki Kuriyama, Kill Bill), timid policeman Shingo (Ryo Case, Letters from Iwo Jima) and toilet-cleaner Tetsu (Jo Odagiri, Azumi) find their lives turned upside down when their bus is hijacked by a crazed businessman. When the ride turns violent, the three strangers are forever linked by the incident. Months later, Tetsu talks Shingo into collaborating on a most unique business venture: revenge-for-hire. Anyone with a problem can come to them and they'll take appropriate, vengeful measures. Meanwhile, Saki, disillusioned and increasingly anti-social, also wishes to take out her own revenge on society. Director Lee Sang-Il follows up his critically acclaimed "69" with this quirky, stylish, angst-filled ode to disaffected youth.