“Line Of Control”
A masterful portrayal of a long-forgotten story that needs to be told.
Last Summer Wars (2022)
When sixth-grader movie lover Yota finds out a girl in his class he is interested in, Asuka, will be moving soon, he decides that he wants create a movie and make her the heroine. Only one issue: he has no friends to help him. After consulting with his brother and teachers, Yota comes together with five classmates as they make use smartphones and social media to create a movie.
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When sixth-grader movie lover Yota finds out a girl in his class he is interested in, Asuka, will be moving soon, he decides that he wants create a movie and make her the heroine. Only one issue: he has no friends to help him. After consulting with his brother and teachers, Yota comes together with five classmates as they make use smartphones and social media to create a movie.
Rating:G
Genre:Drama
Written By:Yuta Okuyama
In Theaters:7/1/2022
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:M×2films, Television Saitama
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