Var titta Cat Heaven Island i Sverige
On a far off, rural island in Japan, hundreds of cats roam a secluded fishing village, home of an aging, beautiful, and fading culture. Upptäck "Cat Heaven Island" en fängslande dokumentär film som först visades på skärmarna år 2015. Denna produktion, med ursprung från Japan.
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- Körtid
- 56 minuter
- Släppt
- Ursprungsland
- Japan
- Språk
- ja
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