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Romance Doll
It was a pre-destined love and marriage for Sonoko and Tetsuo. They tied the knot and became husband and wife no questions asked. All is well then. Well, perhaps not. Each holds a secret that even the binds of matrimony cannot untie.
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It was a pre-destined love and marriage for Sonoko and Tetsuo. They tied the knot and became husband and wife no questions asked. All is well then. Well, perhaps not. Each holds a secret that even the binds of matrimony cannot untie.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Yuki Tanada
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:KADOKAWA, Happinet Pictures, KADOKAWA Shoten, TBS, U-NEXT, Nikkatsu Corporation, Express, THEFOOL
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