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My Two Dads and a Secret 

Kite and Hiro are a gay middle-aged couple with a daughter named Shizu, born with the help of a lesbian best friend Erika. The two men have taken great care in raising Shizu, but are shocked to find out she has a boyfriend and is pregnant, and struggle to keep their own relationship together while grappling with their new reality.
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Kite and Hiro are a gay middle-aged couple with a daughter named Shizu, born with the help of a lesbian best friend Erika. The two men have taken great care in raising Shizu, but are shocked to find out she has a boyfriend and is pregnant, and struggle to keep their own relationship together while grappling with their new reality.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yutaka Ikejima
Written By:Kyoko Godai
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Cement Match, Okura Pictures

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