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Two People Flying South
Yakuza Joji and his boyfriend Ken stole cash from a drug deal. Their goal with the money is the southern country of Sri Lanka. However, if they are caught by the gang, they will be killed as traitors. In the midst of their anxiety, the two lose track of time and fall in love... What will be their fate on the day they fly off to Sri Lanka, their dream?
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Yakuza Joji and his boyfriend Ken stole cash from a drug deal. Their goal with the money is the southern country of Sri Lanka. However, if they are caught by the gang, they will be killed as traitors. In the midst of their anxiety, the two lose track of time and fall in love... What will be their fate on the day they fly off to Sri Lanka, their dream?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine, Koichi Yamada
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Sekine Production, Okura Pictures
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