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Koki is a young Japanese devoted to his work. One day, in a crowded subway, everything changes. He decides to quit his job, retreat to his home, and shut himself away, like a hikikomori, never to go out again.
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Koki is a young Japanese devoted to his work. One day, in a crowded subway, everything changes. He decides to quit his job, retreat to his home, and shut himself away, like a hikikomori, never to go out again.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Inés Sedan
Written By:Inés Sedan
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Caïmans Productions

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