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Always Smiling Above the Sea

2009, Japanese. Directed by Ichiro Kita.

17-year-old high school student and basketball player Migiwa has a secret crush on Riku. After lying about being able to surf, she loses a surfboard while practicing and sets off by bike along the Shonan coast to find it, meeting new people and growing along the way.

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1h 40m
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Released
9 May 2009
Original title
海の上の君は、いつも笑顔。
Country
Japan
Written by
Ichiro Kita, Koji Kawano

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Always Smiling Above the Sea (2009) was directed by Ichiro Kita and stars Mitsuki Tanimura, Dori Sakurada, Haruna Amari.

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