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Minori grew up in a home where violence was commonplace. After her parents' divorce, her home became even rougher. Unable to rely on even her childhood friend Mai, Minori decides to deal with the situation on her own.
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Minori grew up in a home where violence was commonplace. After her parents' divorce, her home became even rougher. Unable to rely on even her childhood friend Mai, Minori decides to deal with the situation on her own.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Reika Nishihata
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Runtime:15 minutes
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