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Weather Diary 3 (1988)

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上映時間 : 25分

演出 : George Kuchar

シノプシス

Set in and around a Reno motel, the tape records George's growing friendship with a young weather expert.

出演

George Kuchar
George Kuchar

製作陣

George Kuchar
George Kuchar
Director

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