“Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter” Review
The legendary Coen Brothers movie Fargo begins with the false statement that this film is based on a true story with the names changed. Kumiko, a Japanese office girl, misreads
The legendary Coen Brothers movie Fargo begins with the false statement that this film is based on a true story with the names changed. Kumiko, a Japanese office girl, misreads
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