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Chimney Town: Frozen in Time
After losing his friend Poupelle, young Lubicchi wanders into a mysterious realm where a clock in a tower is frozen at 11:59. To return home, he must restart it – and find the courage to believe again.
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After losing his friend Poupelle, young Lubicchi wanders into a mysterious realm where a clock in a tower is frozen at 11:59. To return home, he must restart it – and find the courage to believe again.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Akihiro Nishino
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:STUDIO4℃
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