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Love At Least
For Yasuko every day is a challenge. Due to her mental illness and hypersomnia, simple things like household chores and holding a job seem impossible. Added to the mix is an indifferent, almost distant boyfriend and an ex-girlfriend with plans to win him back.
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For Yasuko every day is a challenge. Due to her mental illness and hypersomnia, simple things like household chores and holding a job seem impossible. Added to the mix is an indifferent, almost distant boyfriend and an ex-girlfriend with plans to win him back.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Kosai Sekine
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:THE KLOCKWORX, stylejam, Happinet, Pony Canyon Enterprise, GLASGOW15, CONTENTS POTENTIAL, Odessa Entertainment, Nikkatsu Corporation, Hikari TV
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