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Baby in the Dark 

After passionless intercourse in their car one early evening, a childless Osaka couple struggling with fertility issues sees a news report about an abandoned and buried newborn found on a riverside. They go to the riverbank in a hopeless search for a child.
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After passionless intercourse in their car one early evening, a childless Osaka couple struggling with fertility issues sees a news report about an abandoned and buried newborn found on a riverside. They go to the riverbank in a hopeless search for a child.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yusuke Kitaguchi
Written By:Yusuke Kitaguchi
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Runtime:8 minutes
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