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[Film] The Leonardo I Loved

2023

00:13:48
[Film] The Leonardo I Loved
鈴木咲

ひがしゆうき
SHUON
佐藤光

荒井まい

監督/脚本：ササハラハヤト
撮影/照明：今野晶喜
録音：大浦真季、飯田英仁
助監督：武桜子
制作：伊藤舞、上甲沙和
撮影助手：藤澤理紗
スチール：大坪侑雅
メイキング編集：一光

ロケ地協力：調布市 映画のまち調布
17h 2023
Original content by the creator collective “17h.” It depicts a girl who falls in love with a stuffed toy. Total views across social media: 2.8 million views

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サ Hayato Sasahara unverified Director / Writer 今 Masaki Konno unverified Cinematographer / Lighting 大 Maki Oura unverified Sound Mixer 飯 Hidetaka Iida unverified Sound Mixer 武 Take Sakurako unverified Assistant Director 伊 Mai Ito unverified PM 上 Sawa Joko unverified PM 藤 Risa Fujisawa unverified Cinematographer 大 Yuga Otsubo unverified Still Photographer 一 Ikko unverified Editor

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