01 January 1977 12 mins
Touching! Tears! Romance! The beginning and the end of the film are linked in a repeat. A fox, a baby mushroom, and a poisonous mushroom scurry across the screen.
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Japan 01 January 1977
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17 July 1977
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28 November 1977
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12 December 1977
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02 January 1977
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07 December 1977
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