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Flower and Snake: Timbre of Desire
Botan teaches cello at the music school run by her husband, Yamano. Despite their age difference, they are a loving couple. One day, Asami, Botan's admired senior, begins frequenting the music school as a piano tuner. However, Botan is bewildered by his somewhat gloomy appearance. Asami relentlessly pursues Botan, eventually attacking her like a snake stalking its prey. And there, watching the scene unfold with an ecstatic expression, is Yamano…
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Botan teaches cello at the music school run by her husband, Yamano. Despite their age difference, they are a loving couple. One day, Asami, Botan's admired senior, begins frequenting the music school as a piano tuner. However, Botan is bewildered by his somewhat gloomy appearance. Asami relentlessly pursues Botan, eventually attacking her like a snake stalking its prey. And there, watching the scene unfold with an ecstatic expression, is Yamano…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jirō Ishikawa
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:ムーンライト
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