'Child of Kamiari Month' (2021)
This Japanese Anime movie is about Kanna, a young girl who sets on a quest across Japan to discover her true identity.
Marcel Lucont - Numero Dix
Displaying some of his dryest wit yet, our favourite Frenchman returns with his trademark deadpan delivery, bawdy poetry, and a live band to abuse. Masterfully playing the audience, Marcel is a Gallic symbol at the height of his Imperial phase. Sipping fine red wine and shrugging off Brexit with an insouciant song, join Lucont for some cutting comedic jazz.
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Displaying some of his dryest wit yet, our favourite Frenchman returns with his trademark deadpan delivery, bawdy poetry, and a live band to abuse. Masterfully playing the audience, Marcel is a Gallic symbol at the height of his Imperial phase. Sipping fine red wine and shrugging off Brexit with an insouciant song, join Lucont for some cutting comedic jazz.
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