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Tokyo City Girl 

An omnibus film pairing six up-and-coming actresses with six first-time directors. It captures six women fighting to get by on the streets of Tokyo, each seen through a different lens: a girl weighed down by family troubles, a professional hitwoman who falls in love, a female college student awaiting her HIV test results, and a sex worker who once dreamed of becoming an actress.
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An omnibus film pairing six up-and-coming actresses with six first-time directors. It captures six women fighting to get by on the streets of Tokyo, each seen through a different lens: a girl weighed down by family troubles, a professional hitwoman who falls in love, a female college student awaiting her HIV test results, and a sex worker who once dreamed of becoming an actress.

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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Ark Entertainment

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