A comical short film that was screened at the same time as "Document: Fang of the Sun Dougram" and "Xabungle Graffiti".
Choro Q Dougram is a animation, comedy, science fiction film released in 1983. Directed by Masanori Miura, A comical short film that was screened at the same time as "Document: Fang of the Sun Dougram" and "Xabungle Graffiti".
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