It's 'Christmas In the Heartland' for Two Girls
This Christmas movie gives viewers a friendship that unexpectedly forms from a plane trip.
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Makoto, who lives in a port town, sees a TV broadcast where Go world champion Park mentions having a rival in Japan, sparking anticipation for a possible match with Sara in a major tournament. A TV director discovers that Makoto is their childhood friend and an online champion, and encourages him to compete despite his trauma with playing in person.
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Makoto, who lives in a port town, sees a TV broadcast where Go world champion Park mentions having a rival in Japan, sparking anticipation for a possible match with Sara in a major tournament. A TV director discovers that Makoto is their childhood friend and an online champion, and encourages him to compete despite his trauma with playing in person.
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