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Layers 

A couple living in a house at the top of a hill. The husband loves photography and his wife loves painting. Eventually they have a kid. They take pictures and draw paintings of her. Both happy and sad events become part of their memories through the photographs and paintings. They become engraved as the family history in their lovely house. They grow older and spend their final days together.
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A couple living in a house at the top of a hill. The husband loves photography and his wife loves painting. Eventually they have a kid. They take pictures and draw paintings of her. Both happy and sad events become part of their memories through the photographs and paintings. They become engraved as the family history in their lovely house. They grow older and spend their final days together.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Takuya Uchiyama
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Runtime:11 minutes
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