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Did You Know There's a Clock on the Beach?
A Japanese immigrant and an American couple spending their last day together reminiscing the remnants of their memories before departure.
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A Japanese immigrant and an American couple spending their last day together reminiscing the remnants of their memories before departure.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yishen Wang
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