Kuroko no Basket: Compilación de la Copa de Invierno - Sombra y Luz

A franchise cash grab masquerading as sports cinema tries to turn loss into spectacle. Seirin High and Tōō Gakuen collide at Winter Cup, where past defeats fester and questionable basketball physics take flight. The only thing rising faster than three-pointers is the franchise’s sequel count.

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Shunsuke Tada directed Kuroko no Basket: Compilación de la Copa de Invierno - Sombra y Luz in 2016. See Shunsuke Tada's full filmography, where to start with Shunsuke Tada, or where to go after you've seen everything by Shunsuke Tada.

Kuroko no Basket: Compilación de la Copa de Invierno - Sombra y Luz was released in 2016 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 90 minutes.