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Meters Away, Worlds Apart
A boy meeting his girlfriend's father for the first time. Visiting a hospitalized high school classmate. The last drink between a failed entertainer and his manager. Combat that ends up in a rap battle. A conversation between sisters at their mother's funeral. An encounter between two random time travelers.
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A boy meeting his girlfriend's father for the first time. Visiting a hospitalized high school classmate. The last drink between a failed entertainer and his manager. Combat that ends up in a rap battle. A conversation between sisters at their mother's funeral. An encounter between two random time travelers.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Naoki Matayoshi, Shusuke Fukutoku, Hiroshi Shinagawa, Mitsuyoshi Takasu, Makoto Ueda, Maki Fukuda, Soshina, Kentaro Ushio
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Yoshimoto Kogyo
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