Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
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Henrique, a young artist with a disability in his arm, works in his family's shop while dreaming of making a living from his art. Caught between customer orders and unfinished sculptures, Henrique freezes up in front of his artistic creations, tormented by perfectionism and the weight of a world that only values productivity. In reconnecting with friends and romantic interests, he must confront his insecurities and discover that his art, and he himself, have value, even without the obligation of utility.
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Henrique, a young artist with a disability in his arm, works in his family's shop while dreaming of making a living from his art. Caught between customer orders and unfinished sculptures, Henrique freezes up in front of his artistic creations, tormented by perfectionism and the weight of a world that only values productivity. In reconnecting with friends and romantic interests, he must confront his insecurities and discover that his art, and he himself, have value, even without the obligation of utility.
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Studio:Anomalia Filmes
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