Samurai Warrior Queens
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Genre: Documentary, History
Director: John Wate
Actors: Ai Sasaki, Antony Cummins, Deroma Julien, Inoue Shigeru, Jessica L. Beasley, Junko Kimoto, Mami Hishida, Natasha Bennett, Sarasa Fujita, Shoka Oshima, Teruyuki Inoue
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