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How Long Is “Mejima”?

Name: Mejima
Released: 2014
Duration: 79 min

1h 19m runtime

20141h 19m

film with a runtime of 79 minutes, released in 2014. Presented in English.

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Runtime1h 19m

Minutes79

One SittingYes

With Break1h 31m

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Mejima is a young Japanese man who earns his living in a small slaughterhouse. He is very proud of not having any goal in life, even though his eyes sometimes give the game away. Sex worker Mon thinks she was made for her job, as she never gets her period and so cannot become pregnant. Her Chinese boss is a young criminal - the opposite of Mejima in every way. The illegal Chinese community in Tokyo see him as their saviour, and Japanese Mon also admires him. When Mejima encounters the pair, his indifference starts to make way for romantic desires and jealousy, and his smouldering resentment finally explodes.

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Runtime1h 19m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break1h 31m

Movie Facts

Release Year2014

Runtime1h 19m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorIzutani Tomonori

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