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Vivianne: Busô Jet
A punk movie starring Miyuki Torii who is active as a comedian. The story revolves around an old poet, a woman whose husband was killed by Doma, and a withdrawal young man who was suspected to be the murderer of her husband. The director is Kakuei Shimada, such as "PLAN 6 CHANNEL 9" and "Spitting Love from the Raging Town".
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A punk movie starring Miyuki Torii who is active as a comedian. The story revolves around an old poet, a woman whose husband was killed by Doma, and a withdrawal young man who was suspected to be the murderer of her husband. The director is Kakuei Shimada, such as "PLAN 6 CHANNEL 9" and "Spitting Love from the Raging Town".
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kakuei Shimada
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