Kisaragi

Year: 2007

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yuichi Satoh

ComedyMystery

The fan club of a late Japanese idol reconvenes on the one‑year anniversary of her death, gathering friends, memorabilia and online tributes. United, they begin to investigate the official story of her apparent suicide, digging into her final posts, interviews and the circumstances that may reveal a different truth.

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