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Timeless Melody
Kawamoto works and lives in a dilapidated pool hall which also serves as a rehearsal space for him and his friend Chikako. They seem contented to while away their hours doing nothing much at all. Meanwhile, an old pool shark meets some people from his past that he is none too happy to see again. How will this affect their private haven?
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Kawamoto works and lives in a dilapidated pool hall which also serves as a rehearsal space for him and his friend Chikako. They seem contented to while away their hours doing nothing much at all. Meanwhile, an old pool shark meets some people from his past that he is none too happy to see again. How will this affect their private haven?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hiroshi Okuhara
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:PFF Partners, Taki Corporation, Rentrak Japan, PIA Corporation
Cast
Hiroshi Okuhara
Director
Mikako Ichikawa
Chikako
Katsumi Kiba
Shinoda
Kimiko Yo
Chikako's Mother
Manabu Hamada
Tanokura
Junpei Takemoto
Nakamura
Takeshi Wakamatsu
Sugiura
Takuji Aoyagi
Kawamoto
Taro Kondo
Tamura
Mieko Igarashi
Billiard Hall Grandma
Tatsushi Ōmori
Music Instrument Store Salesperson
Kagetora Miura
Young Man Watching The Game
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