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Doll
Toru is a vocational school student living with his older sister, Miyuki, and his dream is to become a film director. Miyuki takes care of everything from his tuition to his living expenses. One day, Toru finds a love doll abandoned at a garbage dump. He names the doll "Yui" and begins shooting a film with her as the lead.
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Toru is a vocational school student living with his older sister, Miyuki, and his dream is to become a film director. Miyuki takes care of everything from his tuition to his living expenses. One day, Toru finds a love doll abandoned at a garbage dump. He names the doll "Yui" and begins shooting a film with her as the lead.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Shinsuke Hakoda
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Miki Films
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