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Breath of Rokkasho
Japanese society is without ideals - Two men and one woman, who grew up in a religious organization in , meet again and question their own ideals.
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Japanese society is without ideals - Two men and one woman, who grew up in a religious organization in , meet again and question their own ideals.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bunyo Kimura, Hirotakawa Kuwahara, Shin Kanesawa, Kisara Nakaue, Shunsuke Sugita
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:team JUDAS 2017
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