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There's Nothing To Be Afraid Of
Cinema worker Eri and her husband Fumiya have decided not to have children. They live happily together, sharing their joys and sadnesses. However, an incident begins to silently bring about change in their placid lifestyle.
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Cinema worker Eri and her husband Fumiya have decided not to have children. They live happily together, sharing their joys and sadnesses. However, an incident begins to silently bring about change in their placid lifestyle.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Hitomi Kase
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Licri
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