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Paris, 2007. Nicola Sornaga shoots a feature film with no money. The story of Morimoto, a 60-year-old japanese man who doesn’t speak French, lost in the city and meets all the weirdos around. Sornaga tries to overcome the financial issues of a low-cost shoot…
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Paris, 2007. Nicola Sornaga shoots a feature film with no money. The story of Morimoto, a 60-year-old japanese man who doesn’t speak French, lost in the city and meets all the weirdos around. Sornaga tries to overcome the financial issues of a low-cost shoot…
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