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Dying at a Hospital
Filmed in a documentary style, six patients in six wards of different ages and circumstances await death at a hospital in Japan. The sterile and dismal environment is contrasted against the emotional being of the patients, their visitors and relatives and the outside world, which they will never again survey.
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Filmed in a documentary style, six patients in six wards of different ages and circumstances await death at a hospital in Japan. The sterile and dismal environment is contrasted against the emotional being of the patients, their visitors and relatives and the outside world, which they will never again survey.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jun Ichikawa
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Kindai Eiga Kyokai, OPT Communications, TV Tokyo
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