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Tezuka's Barbara
Barbara is an adult-orientated fantasy tale filled with love and the occult from Osamu Tezuka's reimagining of "The Tales of Hoffmann". Its story deals with the erotic and bizarre experiences of a famous novelist called Yosuke Mikura whose life is tossed upside down by a mysterious girl named "Barbara".
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Barbara is an adult-orientated fantasy tale filled with love and the occult from Osamu Tezuka's reimagining of "The Tales of Hoffmann". Its story deals with the erotic and bizarre experiences of a famous novelist called Yosuke Mikura whose life is tossed upside down by a mysterious girl named "Barbara".
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Genre:Mystery, Fantasy
Written By:Hisako Kurosawa
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Third Window Films, Rapid Eye Movies, Barbara Film Committee, Diversity Media, Neontetra, Tezuka Productions, The Post Republic, THEFOOL
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