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Seifuku honban oshiete 

A rich girl attends a missionary school. She is an honor student at school, and in reality she is playing the role of a quiet student who loves reading. In her heart, she is swirling with dissatisfaction with herself and the world..
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A rich girl attends a missionary school. She is an honor student at school, and in reality she is playing the role of a quiet student who loves reading. In her heart, she is swirling with dissatisfaction with herself and the world..

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Directed By:Takuaki Tsunemoto
Written By:Hitoshi Ishikawa, Takuaki Tsunemoto
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Film Kids, Xces Film

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