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Aya adapts Hyakken Uchida’s eponymous short story in which characters wonder whether they are alive or dead, as the reality of their existence is swept from under their feet.
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Aya adapts Hyakken Uchida’s eponymous short story in which characters wonder whether they are alive or dead, as the reality of their existence is swept from under their feet.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Aya Kawazoe
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Trixta co., Hippocampe Productions
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