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Osaka Hamlet
A film about family life in Osaka. Following the death of their father, three boys struggle to find their own identity with the help of their outgoing mother and weak-willed uncle.
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A film about family life in Osaka. Following the death of their father, three boys struggle to find their own identity with the help of their outgoing mother and weak-willed uncle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hiromi Morishita, Hidehiro Ito, Itaru Era
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Kansai Television, Excellent Film, Tsuburaya Entertainment, Futabasha, BLD Oriental, Art Port
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