If you want to read my review of A Man, read this post. In ある男, Rie Taniguchi asks her lawyer, Akira Kido, to investigate the real life of her late husband, Daisuke Taniguchi, with whom she was married for three years.
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The Parades
If you want to read my review of The Parades, read this post. In パレード, Minako discovered that she died tragically without saying a final goodbye to her beloved son.
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If you want to read my review of Not Quite Dead Yet, read this post. In 一度死んでみた, Nanase hates everything about her father, a cold and distant workaholic scientist who is president of a large pharmaceutical company. All she wants most is for her father to drop dead and, unexpectedly, her dream comes true.
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If you want to read my review of Last Winter, We Parted, read this post. In 去年の冬、君と別れ, Kyosuke Yakumo is a freelance writer and risks his life to prove that a renowned photographer let one of his models die in a fire just to take morbid photos.
Continue reading “Last Winter, We Parted”Like Someone in Love
If you want to read my review of Like Someone in Love, read this post. In ライク・サムワン・イン・ラブ, Akiko is a college student and call girl. She’s been hired by an elderly client, and over the next few hours, they’ll develop a relationship that goes beyond the circumstances of the sex.
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