Ivy and Bean form a new Friendship
Two young girls meet in the same neighborhood unexpectedly as they embark on a new adventure using their imaginations as this movie brings strong representation among women.
Oh! Who Do Recover
A young school girl is surprised by a man in black while smoking in a shrine. Not far away, a teacher friend and a detective get into an argument over a discarded cigarette when the angry stranger reappears. If there's one thing he can't stand, it's improperly disposing of garbage. Like a spirit of vengeance in nature, he flashes his katana.
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A young school girl is surprised by a man in black while smoking in a shrine. Not far away, a teacher friend and a detective get into an argument over a discarded cigarette when the angry stranger reappears. If there's one thing he can't stand, it's improperly disposing of garbage. Like a spirit of vengeance in nature, he flashes his katana.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Narushi Takeda
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:着火塾, リミットメーカーフィルム
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