'World's Best' Review: Where Flows Meet Formulas
This Disney+ movie is about a 12-year-old math genius who wants to become a rapper.
SEX and the DEATH NOTE
Marika (Ayumi Arihara) practices day and night as a trainee of the idol group "Gotanda Apricots". The tough competition to survive in the entertainment world, relationships with other members who are strong-minded, and unsatisfying SEX with a pimp boyfriend. One day, a notebook suddenly fell in front of her endless worries, and one day it was the legendary magic book "Love Note" that said, "You will be loved by the person who wrote your name."
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Marika (Ayumi Arihara) practices day and night as a trainee of the idol group "Gotanda Apricots". The tough competition to survive in the entertainment world, relationships with other members who are strong-minded, and unsatisfying SEX with a pimp boyfriend. One day, a notebook suddenly fell in front of her endless worries, and one day it was the legendary magic book "Love Note" that said, "You will be loved by the person who wrote your name."
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Takeshobo, Cinepop
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