I Like You, I Like You Very Much
- I Like You, I Like You Very Much
Infobox Film
name = I Like You, I Like You Very Much
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caption = DVD cover
director = Hiroyuki Oki
producer = Akihiro Suzuki
writer = Hiroyuki Oki
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starring =
music =
cinematography = Hiroyuki Oki
editing = Hiroyuki Oki
distributor =
released =
runtime = 58 mins.
country = Japan
language = Japanese
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gross =
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amg_id = 1:135103
imdb_id = 0109113nihongo|"I Like You, I Like You Very Much"|あなたが好きです、大好きです。|Anata-ga suki desu, dai suki desu is a 1994 Japanese drama film written and directed by Hiroyuki Oki. It is rare in its depiction of gay life in Japan. [cite web
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first =Karl
title =I Like You, I Like You Very Much - Plot synopsis
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accessdate =2007-06-24 ]
Cast
*Chano
*Hisanori Kitakaze
*Naoya Matsumae
*Kazufumi Nishimoto
*Hiroyuki Oki
*Kazunori Shibuya
*Tomoko Taka
*Yoji Tanaka
References
External links
*imdb title|0109113
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