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Zen and Bones
The story of Henri Mitowa, a 93-year old Japanese monk, who wants to make a movie based on his own life.
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The story of Henri Mitowa, a 93-year old Japanese monk, who wants to make a movie based on his own life.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Takahiro Nakamura
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Runtime:127 minutes
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