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[[File:NGEndingAKM.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The AK-47 being held by the rightmost soldier in the film's ending.]] | [[File:NGEndingAKM.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The AK-47 being held by the rightmost soldier in the film's ending.]] | ||
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Nowhere Girl (Japanese title: 東京無国籍少女, Tokyo Mukokuseki Shoujo; lit. "The Stateless Girl of Tokyo") is a 2015 drama film starring Nana Seino as Ai, a student at an all-girls art school suffering from PTSD. As she is bullied by cher classmates and pushed around by her teachers, Ai finds her world beginning to change, as things are not what they truly appear to be.
The following weapons were used in the film Nowhere Girl:
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Pistols
MP-443 Grach
In the film's climax, Ai picks up and uses an MP-443 Grach.
Ai points her handgun at the dying soldier.
Rifles
AK-74
Multiple characters use the AK-74 in the film's climax. Some of the AK-74s are equipped with bayonets.
AK-47
In the film's ending, A Japanese-Russian soldier is seen with an AK-47.
Launchers
RPG-7
Ai uses an RPG-7 in the film's climax.
