Kill Bill Volume 2 Review: A Worthy Sequel With Hidden Depths
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Samishii mibôjin: Nagusame no modae
After losing her husband, Terumi, in the earthquake disaster, Namiko lives alone in Tokyo. To ease her loneliness without Terumi, she repeatedly has fleeting encounters with men from her company. Though she may have given in to his body, her heart will always belong to Terumi. One day, Namiko is reunited with Terumi's mother, Fuku, at his grave.
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After losing her husband, Terumi, in the earthquake disaster, Namiko lives alone in Tokyo. To ease her loneliness without Terumi, she repeatedly has fleeting encounters with men from her company. Though she may have given in to his body, her heart will always belong to Terumi. One day, Namiko is reunited with Terumi's mother, Fuku, at his grave.
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Written By:Tarō Araki
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Taro Pro, Okura Pictures
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