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The Wash (1988)
An old, bigoted Japanese-American traditionalist is unable to reconcile the needs of his wife and two daughters with his own conservative view on life, which forces them to leave him in pursuit of their own happiness.
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An old, bigoted Japanese-American traditionalist is unable to reconcile the needs of his wife and two daughters with his own conservative view on life, which forces them to leave him in pursuit of their own happiness.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
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In Theaters:8/17/1988
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:American Playhouse
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