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A film exploring the correlation between self and otherness and ancient layers of Japan's history, by following the footsteps of art and literary critic Hariu Ichirō as he walks around Gwangju, South Korea, and speaking in his home in Japan.
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詳細情報
- ランタイム
- 87 分
- リリース済み
- 出身国
- 日本
- 言語
- ja
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