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The Offering 

An offering is passed repeatedly between a Japanese monk and a young novice as their relationship evolves from their initial encounter through their final parting.
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An offering is passed repeatedly between a Japanese monk and a young novice as their relationship evolves from their initial encounter through their final parting.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Paul Lee
Written By:Paul Lee
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Ganymedia

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