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The Earth

19911h 22mHideyoshi Kin
IMDb 6.0

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For some reason, Ryohei, an elementary school student, becomes interested in garbage trucks and starts helping an uncle who works there. Ryohei's classmates and family members, who had initially ridiculed him, are impressed by Ryohei's single-minded demeanor and begin to help him without realizing it.

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What is The Earth (1991) about?

For some reason, Ryohei, an elementary school student, becomes interested in garbage trucks and starts helping an uncle who works there. Ryohei's classmates and family members, who had initially ridiculed him, are impressed by Ryohei's single-minded demeanor and begin to help him without realizing it.

Who stars in The Earth?

The Earth stars Masahiro Sakaguchi (Ryohei), Yoichi Honda (Ryohei's Brother), Kiyoko Asahina (Ryohei's Mother), Eiko Shinya (Ryohei's Grandmother), Kozo Yamamura (Ryohei's Grandfather). The film was directed by Hideyoshi Kin.

How long is The Earth?

The Earth has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1991.

Is The Earth worth watching?

The Earth holds an IMDb rating of 6.0/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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