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A Drop of the Grapevine
Two brothers work at a small winery in Hokkaido in northern Japan. The older brother is picky and strives for the highest quality to make the best wine possible.
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Two brothers work at a small winery in Hokkaido in northern Japan. The older brother is picky and strives for the highest quality to make the best wine possible.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Yukiko Mishima
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Asmik Ace, CREATIVE OFFICE CUE, AMUSE, PARCO, SPACE SHOWER NETWORKS, atmovie, WESS, Hokkaido Arbeit Johosha, Hokkaido Television Broadcasting, Lawson Entertainment, Hokkaido Shinbun Press, FM Hokkaido Broadcasting, AIR-G Works, d-rights
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