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Coin Lunch (2018)
Jeff is a salaryman trying to fit into the hierarchy of the japanese workplace. But when his wife cuts his daily budget, jeff’s life begins a downward spiral, leaving him to choose what he needs more: his job or his family.
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Jeff is a salaryman trying to fit into the hierarchy of the japanese workplace. But when his wife cuts his daily budget, jeff’s life begins a downward spiral, leaving him to choose what he needs more: his job or his family.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:8/12/2018
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