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For whom the flowers bloom (2023)

Tsubaki, a high school senior, was at a point in her life where she needed to think about her future. However, her circumstances were far from ordinary. 4 years prior, her father, Hideaki, had committed a murder, taking the life of an elementary school boy. Since then, Hideaki had disappeared and was presumed dead.
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Tsubaki, a high school senior, was at a point in her life where she needed to think about her future. However, her circumstances were far from ordinary. 4 years prior, her father, Hideaki, had committed a murder, taking the life of an elementary school boy. Since then, Hideaki had disappeared and was presumed dead.

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Directed By:Tomoyuki Fujiwara
Written By:Tomoyuki Fujiwara
In Theaters:9/15/2023
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Runtime:118 minutes
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Tomoyuki Fujiwara

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Hina Yukawa

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Hiroyuki Watanabe

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Rion Takahashi

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Hijiri Kojima

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