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It's a Beautiful Day

2013, Japanese. Directed by Kayoko Asakura.

Korean international student A-Joong (Kim Kkobbi) takes part in a camp at a country village, located in the suburbs of Los Angeles. A-Joong isn't happy with the Japanese international students who seem to be addicted to alcohol, drugs or sex. At that time, some brothers, who make a living through murders and burglary, target the cottage where the international students stay.

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1h 18m
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Released
8 June 2013
Original title
クソすばらしいこの世界
Country
United States of America, Japan
Written by
Kayoko Asakura
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It's a Beautiful Day (2013) was directed by Kayoko Asakura and stars Kim Kkob-bi, Nanako Ohata, Akihiro Kitamura.

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