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Swaying Hand 

After spending 13 years in prison for committing murder, Yoko is released and is reunited with her daughter Akari, who was raised in a children's home. Now, the two begin a new life together in Akari's home in a quiet port town. As if trying to make up for the years lost, the mother and daughter slowly begin to reconnect despite the unease they feel toward one another.
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After spending 13 years in prison for committing murder, Yoko is released and is reunited with her daughter Akari, who was raised in a children's home. Now, the two begin a new life together in Akari's home in a quiet port town. As if trying to make up for the years lost, the mother and daughter slowly begin to reconnect despite the unease they feel toward one another.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Eiki Kawakami
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Runtime:54 minutes
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