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City Withered in Winter
An elaborate screenplay and an orthodox direction that avoids waste. And the right technique and actors to support it. The staff of the Keio 8mm Cine Club put all their energy into this 8mm feature film. The performance of Oyama Saiko, an actress with a strong presence, is rare for an independent film.
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An elaborate screenplay and an orthodox direction that avoids waste. And the right technique and actors to support it. The staff of the Keio 8mm Cine Club put all their energy into this 8mm feature film. The performance of Oyama Saiko, an actress with a strong presence, is rare for an independent film.
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Written By:Ichiro Saito
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Keio 8mm Cine Club
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