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Gung Ho (1986)
A comedy about Japanese standards in the American work place. When a group of Japanese investors purchase an American car factory, both groups find it difficult to relate to each other's ethics. One man is made the pseudo-liaison between the two and finds himself to be ill prepared for the difficult task. Funnier in the eighties than today, but still a decent flashback to the decade. This film quickly spawned a television sitcom by the same name, but it wasn't around long. (Directed by Ron Howard)
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