A Look Inside the Ivy and Bean Film Series
The tale of two friends spans three films and gives wonderful representation for young girls everywhere.
Tadashiku Wasureru
Haruko (Ono Marie), still troubled by the suicide of her father five years earlier, has grown tired of living with her boyfriend Rentaro (Shinoda Mitsuyoshi) and nursing each other's wounds. Meanwhile, Yukio (Sometani Shota), who attends the same group therapy sessions as Haruko, commits an act out of frustration with the world around him.
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Haruko (Ono Marie), still troubled by the suicide of her father five years earlier, has grown tired of living with her boyfriend Rentaro (Shinoda Mitsuyoshi) and nursing each other's wounds. Meanwhile, Yukio (Sometani Shota), who attends the same group therapy sessions as Haruko, commits an act out of frustration with the world around him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Masayuki Inoue
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