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Deep End
In early-2000s China, a twelve-year-old girl joins a summer swimming class determined to reach the deep end — but she just can't let go of her float. Through an unexpected bond with a fearless classmate, she learns to overcome her fear of water — and finds herself in the deep end.
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In early-2000s China, a twelve-year-old girl joins a summer swimming class determined to reach the deep end — but she just can't let go of her float. Through an unexpected bond with a fearless classmate, she learns to overcome her fear of water — and finds herself in the deep end.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Niky Pasolini, Puzhen Zhang
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