Red Elegy: A Life Adrift
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Adapted from the novel of the same name by Adachi Shin, this is a hilarious and heartwarming tale of a couple's chaotic life. Over 40 and still unpopular, the deadbeat husband, Yanagida Gota, played by Kazama, lives off his wife and son. His terrifying wife, Yanagida Chika, played by MEGUMI, refuses his advances and berates him constantly. Kicking off the Reiwa 7th year with a bang, this story of a married couple will leave you shocked, laughing, and crying.
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