wind-pollinated flower Trailer (1979)

01 January 1979 35 mins

Hisato and Takao set their sights on Saki, a wealthy young woman who looks like an easy target to squeeze money from. Pretending to suffer from an incurable illness, Hisato approaches her and manages to gain her trust. Meanwhile, Takao tells Saki that he wants to self-publish a collection of children’s stories that Hisato has been secretly writing, and successfully tricks her into giving them one million yen.

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