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After finding a winning lottery ticket, the daughter and wife convince their father who’s been acting like a millionaire that it’s all just a one-night dream, hoping to cure his gambling habit.
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After finding a winning lottery ticket, the daughter and wife convince their father who’s been acting like a millionaire that it’s all just a one-night dream, hoping to cure his gambling habit.
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Written By:Akira Fushimi, Shozaburo Asai, Masaharu Matsumura
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Daiei Film
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