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Summary: Kinichi and Akiko meet when they visit their fathers in prison. After successfully gambling on a bicycle race, they spend an enjoyable day together at the beach. Akiko, who tries to make money as an artist's model to pay for her mother's medical expenses, now has to find 100,000 yen to pay off the company from which her father embezzled. Kinichi also requires 100,000 yen as bail for his father, who is accused of election fraud. (imdb)
AKA: くちづけ
AKA: Kisses
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Ratings
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User |
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imdb |
73 |
T9 |
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roujin |
70 |
T8 |
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flowing |
54 |
T3 |
| na |
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TheMantidMan |
60 |
T6 |
| na |
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mightysparks |
60 |
T7 |
| na |
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Dreamer |
77 |
T8 |
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welike |
30 |
T7 |
| na |
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Risselada |
85 |
T8 |
| na |
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AutumnLily |
91 |
T9 |
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Absolutely wonderful. It's first half is, in its own way, breathtaking, a whirlwind of romance, so fun, fresh, bursting with energy and life and leaving me smiling for pretty much every moment, of course taking brief breaks to swoon. The second half never quite reaches those glorious elated highs of the first, though is still excellent playing out exactly like you think it will but doing it with such keenness and romanticism that I couldn't resist.
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themagician |
80 |
T7 |
| na |
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dequinix |
90 |
T10 |
| na |
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Zeppo |
80 |
T9 |
| na |
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catfacer |
99 |
T10 |
| na |
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micmac• |
77 |
T8 |
| na |
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AbortedHugs |
68 |
T7 |
| na |
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JohnnyGray |
90 |
T9 |
| na |
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borislugosi |
75 |
T7 |
| na |
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St. Gloede |
90 |
T9 |
| na |
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IHateMovies |
80 |
T5 |
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Sweet film with an Italian Neorealism style, enjoyable if not world-shattering.
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winds |
7 |
T10 |
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Limdebois |
90 |
T10 |
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laika |
80 |
T8 |
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Nepeta |
85 |
T8 |
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Absolutely wonderful. It's first half is, in its own way, breathtaking, a whirlwind of romance, so fun, fresh, bursting with energy and life and leaving me smiling for pretty much every moment, of course taking brief breaks to swoon. The second half never quite reaches those glorious elated highs of the first, though is still excellent playing out exactly like you think it will but doing it with such keenness and romanticism that I couldn't resist.
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