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It May Be Sad (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 17, 2004

Original Title:
せつないかもしれない

Alternate Titles:
Just When I Need You Most
Setsunaikamo shirenai

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Office Yoshiyuki
Okura Pictures

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

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After graduating from university, Satoshi Takagi joined the advertising agency he had always dreamed of, and started his working life with great enthusiasm. Satoshi has a boyfriend who is more than a friend but less than a lover, but even when she tries to talk to him about the company, he only wants Satoshi's body and won't listen at all. “Am I just a body?” The distance between him and Satoshi has widened a little. Despite this, Satoshi did his best at work. He was actually starting to be attracted to his boss, Furukawa. However, Furukawa is a straight man who is dating Satoshi's colleague, an office lady. Although it is a dream that cannot come true after all, my feelings for Furukawa, who does his job in a cool manner, grows stronger every day.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Takashi Ogawa

Cinematography:
Tomoyuki Iwasaki

Director:
Yumi Yoshiyuki

Editor:
Kunihiko Ukai

Music:
Kichi Kato

Screenplay:
Yumi Yoshiyuki
Yuichi Honda

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