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Reckless 21-year-old Bunny squanders his father's savings and juggles relationships. After a wake-up call, he faces a tough choice between love and responsibility in this Light-Hearted, emotional journey.
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Reckless 21-year-old Bunny squanders his father's savings and juggles relationships. After a wake-up call, he faces a tough choice between love and responsibility in this Light-Hearted, emotional journey.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
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Runtime:148 minutes
Studio:Sumanohara Productions
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