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It’s Not Like We’re Friends or Anything
A coming-of-age film set in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture. It depicts the delicate relationship between three high school girls, Ryoko, Mutsumi, and Ema, as they approach graduation from high school. It has been a while since Ryoko has seen her classmates Mutsumi and Ema, and when she does reunite with them, she is pondering why life in the countryside seems to offer them nothing. Then, on the way home from the graduation ceremony, an action by Mutsumi triggers the three girls to reveal their true feelings to each other…
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A coming-of-age film set in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture. It depicts the delicate relationship between three high school girls, Ryoko, Mutsumi, and Ema, as they approach graduation from high school. It has been a while since Ryoko has seen her classmates Mutsumi and Ema, and when she does reunite with them, she is pondering why life in the countryside seems to offer them nothing. Then, on the way home from the graduation ceremony, an action by Mutsumi triggers the three girls to reveal their true feelings to each other…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ayako Kitagawa
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