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The first omnibus film starring "BiSH", also known as “The punk band that doesn’t play any instruments”. A collaboration with six different directors to create a unique experience that reveals new aspects of "BiSH", from drama to arthouse.
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The first omnibus film starring "BiSH", also known as “The punk band that doesn’t play any instruments”. A collaboration with six different directors to create a unique experience that reveals new aspects of "BiSH", from drama to arthouse.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Music
Directed By:Hidenobu Tanabe, Junnosuke Watanabe, Isao Yukisada, Masaki Okita, Kento Yamada, Elizabeth Miyaji
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Runtime:107 minutes
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