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Adultery family Drinking Raw From Noon
Ruri is a graduate student, and her father, Kazuhiko, has been away on his own for ten years, while her mother, Miyuki, is a housewife. Her father seems to have a woman in Osaka, where she is working, and the sight of her mother, who wears girlish clothes despite her age, is only a symbol of her loneliness. Ruri is having an affair with her associate professor, Tanihara...
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Ruri is a graduate student, and her father, Kazuhiko, has been away on his own for ten years, while her mother, Miyuki, is a housewife. Her father seems to have a woman in Osaka, where she is working, and the sight of her mother, who wears girlish clothes despite her age, is only a symbol of her loneliness. Ruri is having an affair with her associate professor, Tanihara...
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Written By:Daisuke Gotô
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Cement Match
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