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M/Other is a japonais film of genre Drama directed by Nobuhiro Suwa released in USA on 1 january 1999 with Tomokazu Miura
M/Other (1999)
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Add to a movie listM/Other est un film japonais réalisé par Nobuhiro Suwa, sorti au Japon en 1999, et en France en 2000.
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Tetsuro revient un jour à la maison avec Shunsuke, son fils d’un premier mariage. Aki, la femme avec qui il vit maintenant, et Tetsuro lui-même doivent apprendre à vivre avec l’enfant, tout en menant leurs vies professionnelles et leur histoire d’amour.Actors
Tomokazu Miura
(Tetsuro)
Makiko Watanabe
(Aki)
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