An Interview with Writer/Director/Producer Penelope Lawson
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Mamoru
A coming-of-age drama depicting the despair and madness of young people living in the city. 25-year-old Mamoru leads a normal life as a part-time worker, but when his senior commits suicide, her mental state begins to change.
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A coming-of-age drama depicting the despair and madness of young people living in the city. 25-year-old Mamoru leads a normal life as a part-time worker, but when his senior commits suicide, her mental state begins to change.
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Written By:Shuuichi Suzaki
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Runtime:89 minutes
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