Films that Avert the Idea Animation’s Only for Kids
I hate the idea that animation’s for kids; just because it’s animated doesn’t mean that it’s some silly cartoon and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
Boarding for 17 Days
Cheng Yu, the lonely sojourner in the bustling city, goes in and out of a different empty house every day, prying into the city's secrets. He doesn't know why he's here, nor does he know where he'll go tomorrow. By chance, he saw the eighteenth-string actress Hu Mengya in an online drama, but never imagined that in the next seventeen days he would experience the three most important points in his life.
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Cheng Yu, the lonely sojourner in the bustling city, goes in and out of a different empty house every day, prying into the city's secrets. He doesn't know why he's here, nor does he know where he'll go tomorrow. By chance, he saw the eighteenth-string actress Hu Mengya in an online drama, but never imagined that in the next seventeen days he would experience the three most important points in his life.
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