Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
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The plot of the film tells about a beautiful girl named Ayka, who for some reason lost her memory. She remained on the street and an unfamiliar man, who responds to the name Es, saves her from death. It seemed that everything would go on forever, until one day the main character discovers a way to return the memory. She needs to be on the verge of death all the time, thanks to which she will be able to partially recall the past. EU refuses to help in a strange case, but he has no choice.
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The plot of the film tells about a beautiful girl named Ayka, who for some reason lost her memory. She remained on the street and an unfamiliar man, who responds to the name Es, saves her from death. It seemed that everything would go on forever, until one day the main character discovers a way to return the memory. She needs to be on the verge of death all the time, thanks to which she will be able to partially recall the past. EU refuses to help in a strange case, but he has no choice.
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Genre:Thriller, Adventure, Romance
Written By:Yernar Nurgaliyev
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Art Dealers Film Production
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