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Carnival in the Night 

The newly divorced singer Kumi is not too enthusiastic about life as a single mother. She drops her son to her ex-husband, leaving her band and embarks on a crazy tour of Tokyo's shadowy side.
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The newly divorced singer Kumi is not too enthusiastic about life as a single mother. She drops her son to her ex-husband, leaving her band and embarks on a crazy tour of Tokyo's shadowy side.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Masashi Yamamoto
Written By:Masashi Yamamoto
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:CB Company, Shagantai

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