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A Magical Night for Two
This 'Young V-Cinema' film was created for young people, turning from the action of Toei V-cinema. A pop love story featuring a veteran actor and a unique female talent / model.
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This 'Young V-Cinema' film was created for young people, turning from the action of Toei V-cinema. A pop love story featuring a veteran actor and a unique female talent / model.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Shinichi Ushiyama, Eishi Yamamoto
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company, Honda Motor Company, Kyodo Advertising
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