Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
Neither Reality, Nor Fiction
This film is the story of a girl named Sima who always takes refuge in the cinema when faced with life crises. The film's narrative progresses in two simultaneous timelines: one is Sima's personal story, and the other is the story of the film she watches. At a certain point, the boundary between Sima and cinema is erased.
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This film is the story of a girl named Sima who always takes refuge in the cinema when faced with life crises. The film's narrative progresses in two simultaneous timelines: one is Sima's personal story, and the other is the story of the film she watches. At a certain point, the boundary between Sima and cinema is erased.
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Written By:Sara Khani, Diana Maleki, Maneli Kashani
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Runtime:10 minutes
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