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Thousand and One Nights
Tomiko, a middle-aged woman, waits patiently for her husband, who disappeared thirty years ago, to return. She lives alone in a declining fishing village, and continues to search tirelessly for her husband. One day she meets Nami, whose husband has also disappeared.
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Tomiko, a middle-aged woman, waits patiently for her husband, who disappeared thirty years ago, to return. She lives alone in a declining fishing village, and continues to search tirelessly for her husband. One day she meets Nami, whose husband has also disappeared.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kenji Aoki
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Bitters End, AMUSE, Scarlett, L'espace Vision, solidjam
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