‘Kajillionaire’ Review: A Strange, Beautiful, and Gentle Story of Lost and Found Home
'Kajillionaire' is a touching and eccentric story about family, crime, and the search for belonging.
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19-year-olds Nomou, Zinger Air, Hosu, and Seek have personal stories about their aerophobia which doesn’t allow them to get on flights. In their efforts to overcome their fear, they meet Super Taller, their aerophobia therapist also with the ability to teleport. He offers one person who finds the most beautiful emerald a teleport to anywhere of their choice. With a time limit of only a month, who will win the race towards a teleport and what kind of growth will they go through on the journey?
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19-year-olds Nomou, Zinger Air, Hosu, and Seek have personal stories about their aerophobia which doesn’t allow them to get on flights. In their efforts to overcome their fear, they meet Super Taller, their aerophobia therapist also with the ability to teleport. He offers one person who finds the most beautiful emerald a teleport to anywhere of their choice. With a time limit of only a month, who will win the race towards a teleport and what kind of growth will they go through on the journey?
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