A Family Celebrates 'Christmas on Mistletoe Farm'
For one widowed father and his five kids, an extraordinary gift will change their lives forever.
Kôkô kyôshi: Kuroi shitagi onugu toki
World history teacher Kana has another side to her. She wears red lipstick and black underwear, and is the face of a woman who calls the two-shot dial as usual, seeking a man. One night, she is spotted by her student Shinji entering a hotel with a man. Shinji, who was in love with Kana, follows her around during class, lunch breaks, and even after school. Then her former lover shows up to press for reconciliation. Before long, Kana even begins to feel anxious when Shinji is not around.
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World history teacher Kana has another side to her. She wears red lipstick and black underwear, and is the face of a woman who calls the two-shot dial as usual, seeking a man. One night, she is spotted by her student Shinji entering a hotel with a man. Shinji, who was in love with Kana, follows her around during class, lunch breaks, and even after school. Then her former lover shows up to press for reconciliation. Before long, Kana even begins to feel anxious when Shinji is not around.
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Written By:Yomi Tsukioka, Yukio Kitazawa
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Iizumi Production, Xces Film
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