Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
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2006. Chantonnay, small town in Vendée. Antoine Blanchard, a lonely man victim of homophobia, is in love with a Catholic deputy, Philistine of Valence, who hides his double life from his wife and children. The romantic relationship is unhealthy, suffocating and does not take long to turn into drama.
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2006. Chantonnay, small town in Vendée. Antoine Blanchard, a lonely man victim of homophobia, is in love with a Catholic deputy, Philistine of Valence, who hides his double life from his wife and children. The romantic relationship is unhealthy, suffocating and does not take long to turn into drama.
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