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Toma lives in a small riverside town with his brutish father and his father's girlfriend. Witnessing his father's predilections for abuse, Toma becomes anxious that he will have inherited those urges.
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Toma lives in a small riverside town with his brutish father and his father's girlfriend. Witnessing his father's predilections for abuse, Toma becomes anxious that he will have inherited those urges.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Haruhiko Arai
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Bitters End, stylejam, GEEK PICTURES, Amuse Soft Entertainment, MIDSHIP
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