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Katami Watase is young and full of ambition to become a cinema actress. For that, she needs talent, belief in herself and support from her friends and relatives. But at the admissions interview, she suddenly feels like she is under fire.
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Katami Watase is young and full of ambition to become a cinema actress. For that, she needs talent, belief in herself and support from her friends and relatives. But at the admissions interview, she suddenly feels like she is under fire.
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