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19 Scenes Relating to a Trip to Japan

1998, English. Directed by Konrad Steiner.

Two moving pictures side by side relating to each other in various simple ways, to a woman singing six songs about ephemeral love, and Steiner's visit in Japan.

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10 October 1998
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19 Scenes Relating to a Trip to Japan (1998) was directed by Konrad Steiner.

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