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Tag: Shion Mura

The Tokyo Night sky is always the densest shade of blue (2017) Review [Screening at Fantasia Film Festival]

But even if the narrative is poetically inconsistent on a cinematographical level, there is still a lot to like about the lyricism of speech and the eloquence in which two lost souls are able to find each other as subject.

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