Kei Horie

Japanese actor, director, producer

Kei Horie - Artists & Creatives born October 4th, 1978
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An accomplished actor, director, producer, and screenwriter from Japan. Gained recognition through performances in television series and feature films. Directed and produced numerous acclaimed projects, showcasing versatility in storytelling and performance. Involved in various cinematic endeavors, contributing to the arts and cultural landscape of Japan.

Starred in the film 'I Wish'

Directed the series 'Rokudenashi Blues'

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