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This metalinguistic film is a wry portrait of contemporary Japanese culture, human relationships, and even abuse. In the story, a group of young people decide to make a documentary about a charismatic leader, who in reality is a dangerous con artist. This leads them into a spiral where it is difficult to differentiate reality from fiction. It's not a movie for everyone's taste, but it will certainly attract those initiated in current Japanese cinema.
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Um vigarista e uma equipe de filmagem entram na vida de duas jovens com profundas cicatrizes. Mas nada é o que parece ser.
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