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Everywhere, Anywhere (2021)
A young woman moves to the sprawling metropolis of Shanghai and instantly feels alone. She wanders the city writing poetry and falls for a mysterious tour guide, interspersed with this are scenes on this same womans final night in the city where she attempts to get over the breakup.
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A young woman moves to the sprawling metropolis of Shanghai and instantly feels alone. She wanders the city writing poetry and falls for a mysterious tour guide, interspersed with this are scenes on this same womans final night in the city where she attempts to get over the breakup.
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Written By:Felipe Paraguassu
In Theaters:9/18/2021
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Penguin Pictures
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