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Live or Let Live (2019)
There's a pet caterpillar named Larva in my class. I don't like bugs but Larva is sweet and we become friends. But one day, I am faced with a horrible choice.
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There's a pet caterpillar named Larva in my class. I don't like bugs but Larva is sweet and we become friends. But one day, I am faced with a horrible choice.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:10/8/2019
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Tokyo University of the Arts
Cast
Yoko Asano
Director
Meri Sato
Hana (voice)
Haruko Torii
Larva (voice)
Ayaka Maruyama
Misa (voice)
Reo Hirabayashi
Chairman / Boy 1 (voice)
Hiro
Isobe / Boy 2 (voice)
Mazumi Osawa
Newscaster / Man (voice)
Yukiko Mukai
City People (voice)
Aya Hasegawa
Girl 1 (voice)
Mai Morimoto
Girl 2 (voice)
Leina Muramatsu
Girl 3 (voice)
Yoko Asano
Girl 4 (voice)
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