SISFF 2020-10-12 오후 17:34:04 | info | Japan | 2020 | 129min | Drama |
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| Directors | YAMAMOTO Tatsuya |
< Synopsis >
young man continued the journey of “oreore swindle” alone away from the crowd.
An old woman answered his phone in Kumamoto Amakusa, far from the city.
The strange life of an old woman and a young man has begun.
Then, he experienced the calmness that has fallen out of his life before.
He happened to work with a youth group planning an “old 8mm screening” at an old town cinema.
His lie has turned into a true story.
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< Synopsis > young man continued the journey of “oreore swindle” alone away from the crowd. An old woman answered his phone in Kumamoto Amakusa, far from the city. The strange life of an old woman and a young man has begun. Then, he experienced the calmness that has fallen out of his life before. He happened to work with a youth group planning an “old 8mm screening” at an o...
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