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Five suicidal people meet on the Internet and form a 'suicide group'. They arrange to meet at one of the member's homes to spend their last hours together.
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Five suicidal people meet on the Internet and form a 'suicide group'. They arrange to meet at one of the member's homes to spend their last hours together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hidekazu Takahara, Hidekazu Takahara, Asako Otake
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Kokuei Company, Shintoho Pictures
Cast
Toshiya Ueno
Director
Hidehisa Ebata
Hanko
Noriko Murayama
Maria / Michiko Sano
Nikki Sasaki
Screen / Mamiko Yoshida
Minami Aoyama
Myû / Kazuki Aikawa
Akio Kurauchi
Innocent / Yutaka Matsunaga
Yohta Kawase
Yukio Sano
Suzuka Takaki
Miyuki
Mika Ogawa
Ami
Rie Sumiyoshi
Matsunaga's mother
Shirō Shimomoto
Shop owner
Kinuta
Fat woman
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