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The Hirosaki Players (2010)
In the pressure-cooker of opening night, a Japanese playwright struggles with his aging, arrogant actor father for control of the play and their relationship.
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In the pressure-cooker of opening night, a Japanese playwright struggles with his aging, arrogant actor father for control of the play and their relationship.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Jeff Sousa
In Theaters:4/27/2010
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Runtime:19 minutes
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