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Embraced by the Seas of Calista
Set on the fictional Mediterranean island of Callista on the eve of the outbreak of the French Revolution, the play depicts the struggles of a young officer who is torn between love, friendship, and his love for his homeland.
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Set on the fictional Mediterranean island of Callista on the eve of the outbreak of the French Revolution, the play depicts the struggles of a young officer who is torn between love, friendship, and his love for his homeland.
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Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Takarazuka Revue Productions
Cast
Ishida Masaya
Director
Rio Asumi
Charles Villeneuve de Liberta
Kano Maria
Alicia Grandie
Miho Keiko
Anita Rocca
Shihou Nanami
Governor-General Brienne
Hanano Juria
Bella
Yuugiri Rai
Enrico Villani
Kayou Kirari
Cecilia Brienne
Mebuki Yukina
Sonia Villani
Umesaki Ibu
Mrs. Bardeau
Saezuki Runa
Dario Bascio
Ootori Mayu
Claudio Carrera
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