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San Sebastian Competition Title ‘In My Father’s Room’ Boarded by Bitter’s End for Sales (EXCLUSIVE)

First publishedJul 28, 09:49 UTC
Last updatedJul 28, 12:15 UTC · 9m ago
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San Sebastian Competition Title ‘In My Father’s Room’ Boarded by Bitter’s End for Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
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Bitters End has boarded the sales of 'In My Father's Room' for the San Sebastian Film Festival.

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A film called 'In My Father's Room' is part of the San Sebastian Film Festival. It is the directorial debut of novelist Maha Harada. The film is about a story by Harada.

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This news is important for film fans and those interested in Japanese culture.

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Who is the director of 'In My Father's Room'?
Maha Harada, a best-selling novelist.
What is 'In My Father's Room' about?
The story is based on Harada's own short story 'An Unnecessary Man'.
What is the title of the film in Japan?
It is called 'Muyou no Hito' in Japan.
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    The film is a directorial debut of a novelist.

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    The film is part of the San Sebastian Film Festival.

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    Varietymentions the festival as the context for the film's sales
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