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The creative team behind 2021's most overlooked neo-noir thriller is back with a stunning yakuza movie
PolygonThursday, July 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM
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In this Polygon exclusive, we take a look at the new trailer for The Last Blossom, which hits theaters in August.
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In this Polygon exclusive, we take a look at the new trailer for The Last Blossom, which hits theaters in August.
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