'Child of Kamiari Month' (2021)
This Japanese Anime movie is about Kanna, a young girl who sets on a quest across Japan to discover her true identity.
Amika Dagdromen
Dagdromen (Amika special) Olivier and Merel discover her pa's latest 'invention' is a primitive camera link and start chatting in a playful mood. The teasing leads to exchanging their romantic feelings, although she formally denies being in love with Jan. Olivier tells in detail about his one true love, alas on holiday in Spain, so doomed since his return. Songs illustrate their state of mind, including his unwillingness to make life-determining choices at knave-age.
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Dagdromen (Amika special) Olivier and Merel discover her pa's latest 'invention' is a primitive camera link and start chatting in a playful mood. The teasing leads to exchanging their romantic feelings, although she formally denies being in love with Jan. Olivier tells in detail about his one true love, alas on holiday in Spain, so doomed since his return. Songs illustrate their state of mind, including his unwillingness to make life-determining choices at knave-age.
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Runtime:40 minutes
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